Jan 26 - 30
Learning Outcomes
English Language Arts and Literature
Students analyze information, contexts, and perspectives, using a variety of comprehension strategies.What Did Students Do?
During guided reading time, students work in small groups. Each time we meet in guided reading groups, students read together and engage in meaningful discussions about the text. This allows students to practice important reading skills while receiving targeted support.
As students read their novel, each child focuses on one comprehension strategy for approximately two weeks. These strategies include making predictions, determining the author’s purpose, visualizing, drawing conclusions, making connections, and asking questions. Students use strategy bookmarks, like the ones shown in the pictures, to help guide their thinking and stay focused while reading.
Ask your Child
- If they learned anything new while answering our wonder questions in science
- Which guided reading strategies have they done so far
- What multiplication game they played in math
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