The plans directly below are from last week and you can view my plans for next week at the bottom of the post!
Here are our essential questions for the week!
We also made a chart of reasons that the ant should or should not be squished. They chose reasons from the book and some of their own. Each kiddo then made a mark for their choice. Although, by the end of the week most had moved over to the not squishing side…no I did not influence their decisions 😉
You can download these posters for free by clicking below!
Tried to download the writing freebies, but only the first page came up. Would love to get the vowel pages 🙂
They are all there! You might just want to try again…or you can always email me and I can send them that! ta******@ho*****.com 🙂
Tried again and it worked…thanks…LOVE your products!!!
Love the freebies! Thanks so much. We have done 2 of your close reads so far this year (not enough time in the schedule to do them every week) and the kids have rocked it. I absolutely love everything you create. Thanks for making my job easier!
-Andrea
Thanks for the freebies! I am passing along the link to this blog post to my co-workers; I think they will also find a use for your freebies, and maybe some of your products!!
Do you have those CUT GLUE NAME labels (from your essential question picture) in your TPT store? I couldn't find them. I would buy them in a heartbeat!
Hey there! The icons are from Miss Kindergarten Love…here is the link: http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Picture-Direction-Icons-bright-polka-dots-chevron-print-738701
THANK YOU!!!
Thank you for the freebies! I love your things! 🙂
How long does it take to do the pictures for the letter charts? It takes us a long time to get through drawing pictures for 2 letters, but then again, it takes them awhile to think of words. Where do you get the books for your close reads? I've never heard of nor seen some of them.
Hi there! I do half of each letter's chart for 1 day…so Monday and Tuesday we do one letter and Wednesday and Thursday we do the next letter. I only spend maybe 5 minutes on it…the kids could keep going and going. We also read the Alphatales letter books which helps get them thinking about the letter sound. My close read books are an assortment of nonfiction and fiction! On my TpT site you can download the close read bundle preview which lists all of the texts! 🙂
Hello! I couldn't help but notice the lesson plan behind your close read in the first picture! Is this your daily lesson plan or a lesson plan specifically for your close read? It looks great! Very interested 🙂
Yes Alison they are my detailed close reading plans that I make for my classroom! I hope to get all of them typed up to share…you can email me though for the ones I am currently using 🙂
ta******@ho*****.com
all the technical KINGDOM777 solutions and staff we need for 에볼루션 카지노 operators who provide world