Reader's Workshop Framework |
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Mini-Lesson (15-20 minutes) Time to Teach |
Independent Practice (20-30 minutes) Time to Practice |
Closing (5-10 minutes) Time to Share |
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Teacher-led explicit instruction; providing instruction and sharing practices of reading strategies. Examples could include:
Students are:
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Students practice strategies on their own by:
Students are:
This is also a time when:
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Students can share about how they used their reading strategy. Examples could include:
Students are:
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Additional Resources:
Tools for Reader's Workshop
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Assessment |
Use Google Forms to assess what students know before and after reading or a unit assessment |
Assess Digital Storytelling projects Use Adobe Spark pages to create a professional webfolio |
Class Notebook to build a portfolio or a notebook for a class | Kahoot (app) Rubistar (web) SewSaw (web and app) iRubric (web) |
Book Shopping |
Google Books Google Play Free Books |
Adobe Sample ebook library |
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Amazon.com (web) |
Collaboration |
Google Suite for Education (web) |
InCopy (Adobe software) |
Microsoft Office Teams (software) |
Edmodo (web) |
Digital Cork or white Boards | Google Jamboard Spark students to learn, collaborate, and engage in active new ways with the Jamboard mobile app or 55-inch cloud-powered whiteboard. |
Microsoft 365 In Teams there is a whiteboard space |
Padlet (web and app) |
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Digital Storytelling |
Aminate (Adobe software) |
Microsoft 365 includes: |
Story Board That (web) |
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Reading tools |
Google Sticky Notes + Widget Chrome Note (Chrome app) Sticky Notes(Chrome app) |
Acrobat Reader -Read out loud |
Immersive Reader creates a reading experience that adds accessibility and comprehension for learners |
Audible is the world’s largest producer and provider of spoken-word entertainment and audiobooks. |