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Bringing Reading to Life Instruction and Conversation, Grades 3–6 (VHS) (on sale until sold out)

Download a copy of the Viewing Guide that accompanies Bringing Reading to Life. (The Viewing Guide is in PDF format so you'll need Adobe's Acrobat Reader to open it.)Video ClipsBroadband Connection Recommended Note: Files compressed for Internet delivery. Quality does not reflect actual video quality. 1. The Reading Community(1:00 Clip) Windows Media (1.7MB) QuickTime (1.7MB) 2. The Teachers Role (1:36 Clip) Windows Media (2.7MB) QuickTime (2.7MB) 3. Taking the Conversation Deeper(1:53 Clip) Windows Media (3.2MB) QuickTime (3.1MB) 4. Reading Groups (2:40 Clip) Windows Media (3.8MB) QuickTime (3.2MB) Readers in grades 36 present unique challenges and opportunities for teachers. Many intermediate readers can decode text well, but few have the skills required for the thick textbooks and complex literature they will encounter in the middle grades and beyond. Teachers need to guide students as they develop sophisticated strategies for tackling a variety of new text, while helping students cultivate the independence and self-reflection they need for reading success beyond the elementary grades.Bringing Reading to Life is a series of four video programs filmed in Franki Sibbersons fifth-grade classroom. The eighteen classroom vignettes present a vibrant portrait of readers at work, delving into novels and nonfiction with ease and confidence, even as they grapple with the new demands of increasingly difficult texts. Franki and colleague Karen Szymusiak show the importance of thoughtful room design and classroom library layout, carefully structured reading groups, brief whole-class lessons, extended discussions that build on previous reading experiences, and individual reading in a wide range of texts.Franki and Karen also demonstrate a multitude of teaching and learning strategies that help students in grades 36 thrive, including mini-lessons, conference and discussion techniques, reading notebook design and use, small-group structures and writing extensions, and read-aloud routines.The four 30-minute programs comprising the series are The Reading Community, The Teachers Role, Taking the Conversation Deeper: Read-Alouds, and Reading Groups. Within the programs you will find:examples of over a dozen high-quality novels and nonfiction texts that target specific reading skill development;anchor charts designed as scaffolds for holding ideas in the midst of classroom discussions;read-aloud sessions over two days showing how conversations build and change over time;reading notebooks used as tools for conversation, charting thinking, and setting reading goals;small-group discussions (both teacher and peer-led);mini-lessons and class discussions on previewing strategies, goal setting, tracking themes in literature, and effective use of reading notebooks;integration of comprehension strategy instruction with literary analysis of text;examples of routines, use of classroom space, and shared expectations that lead to greater student independence;sample graphic organizers and written assignments; guidance for involving families and other adults as literacy role models.The Bringing Reading to Life viewing guide includes numerous workshop suggestions, classroom extensions, reflection guides for students, and questions for group discussion.The DVD includes over 30 minutes of additional footage, including interviews, extended play versions of a whole-class discussion and conferences during reading workshop, and a narrative overview of wall displays.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Reviews--------------------------------------------------------------------------------About the Authors:Franki Sibberson has been teaching elementary children in the Dublin City Schools in Dublin, Ohio, since 1987. She has taught kindergarten through fifth grade, and her teaching has included reading intervention. She has presented at many conferences and workshops and is an adjunct professor at Ashland University in Ashland, Ohio. Franki currently teaches fourth grade at Eli Pinney Elementary School.Karen Szymusiak is currently the principal of Olde Sawmill Elementary School in Dublin, Ohio. Her 27 years in education have also included experiences as an elementary teacher, a coordinator of curriculum and staff development, and an adjunct professor. She has been an instructor at many teacher workshops and has presented at state and national conferences.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Related Titles TITLES WITH SIMILAR CONTENTS Inside Reading and Writing Workshops Strategies That Work OTHER TITLES BY THE AUTHOR Beyond Leveled Books Still Learning to Read Bringing Reading to Life (DVD) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Programs Using This Title COLLEGE ADOPTIONS STAFF DEVELOPMENT
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