[MOSAIC] Monitoring meaning
Susan Walters
swalters2 at san.rr.com
Wed Oct 3 08:19:49 EDT 2007
I have a question...During guided reading, after kids have fininshed their
work (lit log, Dol,cursive) they get to free read. I have them practicing
poems, reading magazines, reading anything they want in the classroom. I
know have walkmen for every student and they all choose to do this. I
figure it is good modeling for fluency and they can hear higher level books.
I am just unsure if I should alternate so they are also practicing. Of
course they have another independent reading time in just right books and
this time might be a total of 20 minutes. Opinions???
----- Original Message -----
From: "gina nunley" <gina_nunley at hotmail.com>
To: <mosaic at literacyworkshop.org>
Sent: Friday, September 28, 2007 9:34 PM
Subject: Re: [MOSAIC] Monitoring meaning
Janelle, As far as lessons on monitoring meaning I have a simple thing I do.
We will read one page of a challenging text whole class or small group and I
asked them to pay attention as they read and notice
Does it click or does it clunk?
Use your strategies to fix it up.
then I excitedly ask after they read "Who had a clunk..." The kids get into
it and then I ask how they fixed it up. If it is still a clunk the rest of
the group suggests a fix up strategy.
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