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Reader's Workshop

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"Today we discussed how authors reveal important information about a character to understand the author's message. I wanted to show students that no matter what book they're reading, an author always has has a purpose for writing important details about the main character. Then students went back to their desks to complete a thinkmark on finding important information about their character in their independent reading book." -Erica, Out of This World Literacy Member Fourth Grade Resources, Teacher Resources, Teaching Ideas, Language Arts Teacher, Middle School Language Arts, Classroom Solutions, Teaching Grade, Common Core Curriculum
Learning About Personal Narratives
"Today we discussed how authors reveal important information about a character to understand the author's message. I wanted to show students that no matter what book they're reading, an author always has has a purpose for writing important details about the main character. Then students went back to their desks to complete a thinkmark on finding important information about their character in their independent reading book." -Erica, Out of This World Literacy Member
Jen Bengel | Out of This World Literacy
Jen Bengel | Out of This World Literacy
"Today we discussed how authors reveal important information about a character to understand the author's message. I wanted to show students that no matter what book they're reading, an author always has has a purpose for writing important details about the main character. Then students went back to their desks to complete a thinkmark on finding important information about their character in their independent reading book." -Erica, Out of This World Literacy Member Teaching Upper Elementary, Personal Narratives, Teaching Resources, Independent Reading
Learning About Personal Narratives
"Today we discussed how authors reveal important information about a character to understand the author's message. I wanted to show students that no matter what book they're reading, an author always has has a purpose for writing important details about the main character. Then students went back to their desks to complete a thinkmark on finding important information about their character in their independent reading book." -Erica, Out of This World Literacy Member
Jen Bengel | Out of This World Literacy
Jen Bengel | Out of This World Literacy
"Today we discussed how authors reveal important information about a character to understand the author's message. I wanted to show students that no matter what book they're reading, an author always has has a purpose for writing important details about the main character. Then students went back to their desks to complete a thinkmark on finding important information about their character in their independent reading book." -Erica, Out of This World Literacy Member Teacher Pay Teachers, Readers Workshop
Launching the Personal Narrative Unit
"Today we discussed how authors reveal important information about a character to understand the author's message. I wanted to show students that no matter what book they're reading, an author always has has a purpose for writing important details about the main character. Then students went back to their desks to complete a thinkmark on finding important information about their character in their independent reading book." -Erica, Out of This World Literacy Member
Jen Bengel | Out of This World Literacy
Jen Bengel | Out of This World Literacy
After a whole group reading mini lesson, send students back to reading independently, books they've chosen.  Students can practice the mini lesson skill by writing about their reading. Teaching Reading, Writing Workshop
Reading and Writing Workshops
After a whole group reading mini lesson, send students back to reading independently, books they've chosen. Students can practice the mini lesson skill by writing about their reading.
Jen Bengel | Out of This World Literacy
Jen Bengel | Out of This World Literacy
Check out all the tips for reading comprehension and download some free support!
Ways to Respond to Independent Reading
Check out all the tips for reading comprehension and download some free support!
Jen Bengel | Out of This World Literacy
Jen Bengel | Out of This World Literacy
Check out all the tips for reading comprehension and download some free support! Ela Lesson Plans, Reading Lesson Plans, Reading Lessons, Elementary Grades, Differentiated Writing, Differentiation
Differentiate in the Reading Workshop
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Jen Bengel | Out of This World Literacy
Jen Bengel | Out of This World Literacy
Check out all the tips for reading comprehension and download some free support! Teaching Jobs, Teaching Reading Comprehension
Tips for Teaching Reading Comprehension
Check out all the tips for reading comprehension and download some free support!
Jen Bengel | Out of This World Literacy
Jen Bengel | Out of This World Literacy
Check out all the tips for reading comprehension and download some free support! Reading Passages, Homeschool Programs
A Blog Post of Reading Comprehension Tips
Check out all the tips for reading comprehension and download some free support!
Jen Bengel | Out of This World Literacy
Jen Bengel | Out of This World Literacy
After a whole group lesson, have students read books they've chosen independently.  Students can then respond to their reading in their notebooks.  During the share, students talk with a partner about what they wrote in response to their independent reading.  Check out the units for both reading and writing workshops! Middle School Classroom
What to do during independent reading time
After a whole group lesson, have students read books they've chosen independently. Students can then respond to their reading in their notebooks. During the share, students talk with a partner about what they wrote in response to their independent reading. Check out the units for both reading and writing workshops!
Jen Bengel | Out of This World Literacy
Jen Bengel | Out of This World Literacy
"My students are loving the personal narrative writing units of study!! I can’t believe their enthusiasm for writing and most students are writing across several pages. Even my struggling writers are connecting and working hard! I can’t wait for their finished, published pieces" -Jennifer, Out of This World Literacy Member Personal Narrative Writing, Writing Rubric, Writing Units, Informational Writing, Writing Process, Writing Lessons
Free Week of Personal Narrative Lessons!
"My students are loving the personal narrative writing units of study!! I can’t believe their enthusiasm for writing and most students are writing across several pages. Even my struggling writers are connecting and working hard! I can’t wait for their finished, published pieces" -Jennifer, Out of This World Literacy Member
Jen Bengel | Out of This World Literacy
Jen Bengel | Out of This World Literacy
"My students are loving the personal narrative writing units of study!! I can’t believe their enthusiasm for writing and most students are writing across several pages. Even my struggling writers are connecting and working hard! I can’t wait for their finished, published pieces" -Jennifer, Out of This World Literacy Member Writing Conference Forms, Writing Conferences
Free Week of Personal Narrative Lessons!
"My students are loving the personal narrative writing units of study!! I can’t believe their enthusiasm for writing and most students are writing across several pages. Even my struggling writers are connecting and working hard! I can’t wait for their finished, published pieces" -Jennifer, Out of This World Literacy Member
Jen Bengel | Out of This World Literacy
Jen Bengel | Out of This World Literacy
"My students are loving the personal narrative writing units of study!! I can’t believe their enthusiasm for writing and most students are writing across several pages. Even my struggling writers are connecting and working hard! I can’t wait for their finished, published pieces" -Jennifer, Out of This World Literacy Member
Free Week of Personal Narrative Lessons!
"My students are loving the personal narrative writing units of study!! I can’t believe their enthusiasm for writing and most students are writing across several pages. Even my struggling writers are connecting and working hard! I can’t wait for their finished, published pieces" -Jennifer, Out of This World Literacy Member
Jen Bengel | Out of This World Literacy
Jen Bengel | Out of This World Literacy
"My students are loving the personal narrative writing units of study!! I can’t believe their enthusiasm for writing and most students are writing across several pages. Even my struggling writers are connecting and working hard! I can’t wait for their finished, published pieces" -Jennifer, Out of This World Literacy Member
Free Week of Personal Narrative Lessons!
"My students are loving the personal narrative writing units of study!! I can’t believe their enthusiasm for writing and most students are writing across several pages. Even my struggling writers are connecting and working hard! I can’t wait for their finished, published pieces" -Jennifer, Out of This World Literacy Member
Jen Bengel | Out of This World Literacy
Jen Bengel | Out of This World Literacy
Click the link to try a free week of reading and writing workshop lessons!  "We talked about strategies to solve challenging words, and let me just say, this was a powerful discussion. The kids came up with most of these ideas. Then we practiced some with our article of the week because nonfiction has some tricky words. We'll continue to review these strategies next week." -Erica, Out of This World Literacy Member Writing Help
Try a Free Week of Lessons!
Click the link to try a free week of reading and writing workshop lessons! "We talked about strategies to solve challenging words, and let me just say, this was a powerful discussion. The kids came up with most of these ideas. Then we practiced some with our article of the week because nonfiction has some tricky words. We'll continue to review these strategies next week." -Erica, Out of This World Literacy Member
Jen Bengel | Out of This World Literacy
Jen Bengel | Out of This World Literacy
Try a free week of reading and writing workshop lessons by clicking the link!  Did you know that if you read a novel to your class that you could align the lesson in reading and writing workshop with the text? First identify the genre, then choose one of the 10 units that matches that genre. Pull out mini lessons that would be a good fit for each chapter or section of text and map out your lessons! Language Arts Lessons
Try a Free Week!
Try a free week of reading and writing workshop lessons by clicking the link! Did you know that if you read a novel to your class that you could align the lesson in reading and writing workshop with the text? First identify the genre, then choose one of the 10 units that matches that genre. Pull out mini lessons that would be a good fit for each chapter or section of text and map out your lessons!
Jen Bengel | Out of This World Literacy
Jen Bengel | Out of This World Literacy