[MOSAIC] questioning
Felicia Barra
fcbsmom3 at optonline.net
Wed Sep 5 06:47:21 EDT 2007
The idea of the open door strategy came from a Scholastic book on
non-fiction passages. Sorry, the book's not mine, it's my colleague's.
I'll try to get the exact title for you.
Felicia
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In a message dated 9/4/07 9:51:47 PM, fcbsmom3 at optonline.net writes:
> Then I have a copy on a non-fiction piece about Penguins that came from
> an encyclopedia to model guided practice. Instead of sticky notes, we're
> going to try the open door strategy (it's like a flip book turned
> sideways,
> questions go on the flaps and answers if found go underneath).
>
This sounds really interesting, can this be viewed anywhere on-line? I'd
love
to try this this year.
Pat - NY
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