comp. is BOTH a process & product reading is an active process students must learn the value of rereading what "Good Readers" do how to identify dependent readers provide various ways for engage- ment how to better implement SWBS during reading strategies make time for silent reading depend less on programs keep my expectat- ions high bring the invisible process to the visible after reading strategies encourage risk in the classroom explicitly teach comp. strategies Goal: make sense of written word Aesthetic - live through the text before reading strategies the If- Then chart is helpful building confidence is key stages of literacy appreciat- ion celebrate diversity students CAN be taught how to infer Efferent - carry information from text comp. is BOTH a process & product reading is an active process students must learn the value of rereading what "Good Readers" do how to identify dependent readers provide various ways for engage- ment how to better implement SWBS during reading strategies make time for silent reading depend less on programs keep my expectat- ions high bring the invisible process to the visible after reading strategies encourage risk in the classroom explicitly teach comp. strategies Goal: make sense of written word Aesthetic - live through the text before reading strategies the If- Then chart is helpful building confidence is key stages of literacy appreciat- ion celebrate diversity students CAN be taught how to infer Efferent - carry information from text
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
comp. is BOTH a process & product
reading is an active process
students must learn the value of rereading
what "Good Readers" do
how to identify dependent readers
provide various ways for engage-ment
how to better implement SWBS
during reading strategies
make time for silent reading
depend less on programs
keep my expectat-ions high
bring the invisible process to the visible
after reading strategies
encourage risk in the classroom
explicitly teach comp. strategies
Goal: make sense of written word
Aesthetic - live through the text
before reading strategies
the If-Then chart is helpful
building confidence is key
stages of literacy appreciat-ion
celebrate diversity
students CAN be taught how to infer
Efferent - carry information from text