by imavexadmin | Aug 15, 2019 | [Writing]
Learning Center Subscribe to Ask Smekens Filter by Category: All Reading Reader's Workshop Management Comprehension Planning Comprehension Lessons Standardized Reading Assessments Text Selection Annotating & Note-Taking Writing About Reading Literacy Stations...
by imavexadmin | Jun 1, 2019 | [Reading]
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by imavexadmin | Aug 22, 2014 | [Reading]
Picture books provide a perfect way to introduce complex concepts such as parodies. (A parody is more than a patterned imitation. It includes humor, sarcasm, or satire. Understanding parody requires the reader to think comparatively and to make text-to-text...
by imavexadmin | Jan 23, 2013 | [Writing]
Primary teachers need to build an early understanding of figurative language for the youngest readers and writers. Here are strategies and resources to support your instruction: ONOMATOPOEIA includes words that mimic sounds. These include animal sounds (roar, moo,...
by imavexadmin | Jun 28, 2011 | [Reading]
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