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Wonders Training
Name: ______________________________
Strengths & Challenges
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Strengths Challenges
Literacy Philosophy
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Foundation- use of research-based foundational curriculum
Focus- use of the standards to prioritize instruction on key
learning targets
Flexibility- teacher as instructional experts, instructional style, the
art of teaching, differentiation, pacing etc.
FIDELITY
FOUNDATION
Planning with the End in Mind
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What do kids need to know? What do the standards say? How will kids show they learned it? At what level do they need to know the skill? (DOK) What will I do if they don’t learn it? Already know it? What learning experiences/instruction do kids need? What components will get us there? Which components do I need to spend more/less time with?
Standards & Backwards Design
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Notes:
Standards & Backwards Design
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Architecture of a Lesson
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Title of shared reading/anthology: ___________________________________________________
Common Core strategy: _____________________________________________________________
Connection: Rally students for the lesson, talk about how this lesson will fit into the work children have been doing and how it will fit into their lives as readers.
Readers, remember how we have been working on ___.
Teaching Point: Readers, today I want to teach you that readers _____ so they can _____. One way we do this is by ______. Watch me as I ____
Teach: Listen to me as I think aloud ____. Listen to me as I talk through how to use this strategy. Did you see how I ___. Let me show you what I do when I get stuck ____.
Active Engagement: Now it’s your turn to try this strategy on ____.
Link: Readers, today and everyday you can use this strategy when you are reading ____. Readers, today we learned that readers ___ so they can ___. One way you can do this is by ___.
High leverage strategies precision partnering, collaborative conversations, state teaching point, clear lesson architecture, representations, examples and models of content, routines and procedures, formative assessment, planning for what might be difficult etc.
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
Building Background Introduce Essential Question Vocabulary instruction (K-5) 15 minutes Templates 10 minutes foundational skills Big Book (K-1st) 20 minutes listening comprehension Decodable shared read K-1st phonetic text 20-30 minutes RWW shared read 2-5th 20-30 minutes introduces priority standard, strategy & skill
Templates 10 minutes foundational skills Shared Read Vocabulary (embedded) Close read- read with lens Standards focused mini lessons 20 minutes Interactive Read Aloud K-2 build background, model skill and strategy for week 3-5 to build background, model as needed 20 minutes Gradual release of independence
Templates 10 minutes foundational skills Anthology Pre-read in 3-5th Scaffolded and supported 1st – 2nd Application of skills Independent application of skills 1-5th Close read with various lenses
Templates 10 minutes foundational skills Decodable Shared Read for fluency (K) Anthology &/or Paired Read Application and independent work applies to the standards
Templates 10 minutes foundational skills Paired Read comparing texts for application of standard and answering of essential question Assessment Summative or formative
Whole Group Weekly Planner
Whole Group Observations
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Some questions
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Can you identify the teaching point/standard? Can you see I do, we do, you do framework? What engagement strategies do you see? Do you see collaborative conversations that go beyond turn and talk? How are kids doing the work? Is there productive struggle? Limited frontloading?
Second Grade Small Groups- sample
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day Accuracy Fluency Comprehension
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accuracy fluency comprehension
1. lines of practice -words (card #3, #9, #8) -high frequency words 2. shared read -focus on strategy and skill
Must do: -read on-level book before group (fluency focus) 1. lines of practice -phrases from text 2. close read with on-level book -use level-up lessons -use lesson cards -focus on skill and strategy
Must do: 1. read above-level book before group (fluency/comp focus) -only half of book -take notes on the gist -annotate 2. write about reading
2
1. lines of practice -high frequency words -words or phrases taken from following text 2. decodable reader OR approaching reader -focus on strategy and skill *reread for fluency during independent tasks
Must do: 1. read paired read before group (fluency focus) 2. write about reading -focus on skill and strategy
1. close read of above text -use level-up lessons -use lesson cards -focus on skill and strategy -move up standards progressions
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1. lines of practice -words or phrases taken from following text -focus on fluency skill- week 2. decodable reader OR approaching reader -focus on strategy and skill
1. lines of practice -phrases from text
2. close read with paired read -focus on skill and strategy
Must do: 1. read above-level book before group (fluency/comp focus) -last half of book -take notes on the gist -annotate 2. write about reading
4
1. lines of practice -phrases for fluency -high frequency words 2. options: -reread approaching level or decodable for fluency -paired read -level up text 3. formative assessment
1. level-up text -use level-up lessons -use lesson cards 2. formative assessment
1. push kids that are beyond to higher level of skills/thinking during close read -use level-up lessons -use lesson cards -focus on skill and strategy -move up standards progressions 2. formative assessment
Small Group Observations
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Accu
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Some questions
to consider:
Can you identify the teaching point/standard? Can you see I do, we do, you do framework? What engagement strategies do you see? Do you see collaborative conversations that go beyond turn and talk? How are kids doing the work? How are scaffolds given? Limited frontloading?
Independent Tasks
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Examples Non-Examples
It’s not reading unless they are reading. – Anita Archer
Whole Group Resources
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8Ts of Whole Group
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Lesson Design *Keep pace perky, break down instruction into manageable 10-12 minute chunks Lesson Architecture Guiding Questions Component: Standard What standard are you teaching? What is
the standard asking students to do?
Assessment How will you assess the standard? (exit tickets, fist to five, small group)
Connection Readers, remember we have been learning to…..
Essential question Standard
Teaching Point Readers, today I want to teach you…..
• How will I make the teaching point clear to my students?
Teaching (I do, We do)
• What frontloading do I need to do? • What will you model/demonstrate and
where/when will you do that? • Which vocabulary words will have the
biggest impact on comprehension? o Which will I teach? o Which will I tell? o Which can be figured out in
context? • How will students read the text?
o Teacher read and think aloud o Structured partnership o Structured silent reading o Read passage before coming to
group • What is the purpose of the read? • Where do you anticipate students will
get stuck? How will you respond?
Active Engagement (We do)
• How will you guide your students to independence with this standard?
• Prioritize comprehension questions/tasks o 1st read-gist/key details o 2nd read-Vocab/Author’s Purpose o Additional reads-inferences,
opinions, intertextual connections • When will kids talk/what structures and
routines are in place for discussions? • What engagement strategies will you
use to keep the discussion moving? o Numbered heads o Think/pair/share o Talking chips o Give one, get one o Inside/outside circle o Jigsaw
• What are some possible stuck points? How will you respond?
Link Readers, from now on when you are reading….you can use this strategy to…
Send students off to practice the work independently. • What task will they work on? Is the task
consistent with the rigor of the standard?
Independent Practice (You do)
• How will students demonstrate independence with the standard?
Collaborative Conversations
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Collaborative Conversations
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DOK - Depth Of Knowledge Page 1 of 2
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DOK - Depth Of Knowledge Page 2 of 2
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Small Group Resources
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8Ts of Small Groups
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Small Groups- looks like, sounds like
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K – 2nd: More Wonders Resources for Small Groups
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GRADELEVEL OTHERRESOURCESTOTHINKABOUTFORSMALLGROUPS
KINDERGARTENAccuracyandFluency-Highfrequencyprintablebooks-portal:search“decodable”AccuracyandFluency-sharedread(eitherasapre-readorareread)AccuracyandFluency-Wonderworkstakehomedecodables-portal:“wonderworksdecodables”AccuracyandFluency-Wonderworksdecodablebooks-portal:search“kindergartenWonderworks”AccuracyandFluency-Tier2resources(doaphonicsscreenerandstartwhereneedis)Fluency-lyricsofweeklysongsforrereading-connected>resources>searchlyrics-alsoonportalasonedocumentFluencyandcomprehension-anthologyrereadforstrategyandskillsComprehension-ComparecontrastanthologyandpairedreadComprehension-practiceskill/strategymorewithBigBook,reread,retellcardsComprehension-practiceskillandstrategyontheirownbook*analyticalwritingideas:greattosendkidsofftoworkoninindependenttasks*looktoday4integrateideas,writeaboutreading(analyticalwriting)forpotentialformativeassessmentsduringsmallgroups
FIRSTGRADE
Accuracy-ILoveReadingBooks-portal:search“Ilovereadingbooks”AccuracyandFluency-Tier2resources(doaphonicsscreenerandstartwhereneedis)AccuracyandFluency-sharedread(eitherasapre-readorareread)Fluencyandcomprehension-anthologyrereadforstrategyandskillsComprehension-practiceskill/strategymorewithBigBook,reread,retellcardsComprehension-ComparecontrastanthologyandpairedreadComprehension-practiceskillandstrategyontheirownbook*analyticalwritingideas:greattosendkidsofftoworkoninindependenttasks*looktoday4integrateideas,writeaboutreading(analyticalwriting)forpotentialformativeassessmentsduringsmallgroups
SECONDGRADE
Accuracy-Wonderworksapprenticeleveledbooks-portal:search“apprenticelevel”AccuracyandFluency-Tier2resources(doaphonicsscreenerandaimforhigherend)Fluency-looktoday4toseewhatfluencyfocusisfortheweekFluencyandcomprehension-anthologyrereadforstrategyandskillsFluencyandcomprehension-pairedreadComprehension-sharedread(annotating,notetakingascomp.strategy)Comprehension-ComparecontrastanthologyandpairedreadComprehension-practiceskillandstrategyontheirownbook*analyticalwritingideas:greattosendkidsofftoworkoninindependenttasks*looktoday4integrateideas,writeaboutreading(analyticalwriting)forpotentialformativeassessmentsduringsmallgroups
3rd - 5th: More Wonders Resources for Small Groups
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GRADELEVEL OTHERRESOURCESTOTHINKABOUTFORSMALLGROUPS
Accuracy
• Phonicsdeficitlessons
• Decodablepassages
• Linesofpractice-pullmultisyllabicandhighfrequencywordsfromleveledreaders
• Phonicslessonoftheweek
• Wordsorts
• Tier2phonics/wordstudybook
• Tier2fluencybook
Fluency
• Tier2fluencybook
• Fluencyskilllessonoftheweek
• Yourturnpracticebookfluency/comppassageatapproaching,onorbeyondlevels
• Fluencyassessmentpassages
• Rereadingsectionsofsharedread,anthology,pairedreadorleveledreaderswithafluency
focus
• Linesofpracticewithafluencyfocus
Comprehension
• Practiceskill/strategyinsharedread,anthology,pairedread,leveledreader
• Leveluplessoncards
• Leveledreaderlessoncards
• YourTurnpracticebookfluency/comprehensionpassagethatisleveled:approaching,on
andbeyond
• Compare/contrastreadsacrosstheweek
• Analyticalwriting(day5)
• Question4aftereachreadisoftenthehigherlevelquestions
• Annotatingtextusingpostitsoranotetaker
*analyticalwritingideas:greattosendkidsofftoworkoninindependenttasks
*looktoday4integrateideas,writeaboutreading(analyticalwriting)for
potentialformativeassessmentsduringsmallgroups
Extending for high-level readers Page 1 of 2
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resources from whole group to use in small group and/or independent tasks: *anthology *paired read (second anthology story) *“analytical writing” and “guided practice” ideas attached to many texts in whole group *“respond to reading” after the anthology- question #4 *integrate ideas (day 4 and 5), “write about reading” section is high DOK (analyze) *research and inquiry under “collaborate” tab on ConnectEd *discussion board under “collaborate” tab on ConnectEd resources from small group materials: *beyond level reader -leveled reader lesson cards -level up lessons- *has a graphic organizer for kids to use to take notes when reading, text evidence -gifted and talented side bar skills: *annotating *comparing texts (anthology & paired read or leveled reader & paired read) *citing evidence to support statements high leverage teaching strategies: *collaborative conversations (protocol for students to do independently) *leveled questions (plan ahead of time) *flash debates -they can collect evidence as an independent task and then come back together to debate
Focus on digging deeper into the strategy, skill and standard for the week. Use the end of week assessment answer key to find the priority standard for the week.
Use the standards progressions to see what the standard looks like at higher grade levels
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assessment: *show the skill, strategy and standard from a self selected text they have read in independent tasks, true assessment on whether they understand and can apply -if they can, move up the progressions independent tasks: *pre-read texts before coming to group for the gist or another specific purpose -accountability- reflect on purpose in writing, graphic organizer *towards end of week they answer the essential question, citing evidence from all stories read -keep a graphic organizer throughout week building towards answering the question *self selected reading with a purpose (skill, strategy and standard) *reader response journal *summarizing text (graphic organizer to scaffold if needed) *reread Big Book and give an oral retell to a friend *compare/contrast paired read and anthology (graphic organizer) *create a cloze read of interactive read aloud or other text for them to go back in and retell *look to integrate ideas on day 4 and 5 *teach students to run their own literature circle (specify jobs, create purpose etc)
Focus on digging deeper into the strategy, skill and standard for the week. Use the end of week assessment answer key to find the priority standard for the week.
Use the standards progressions to see what the standard looks like at higher grade levels
Extending for high level readers Page 2 of 2
SmallGroupPlanningActivityandResourceGuide
Target Activities WondersResourcesAccuracy
•LinesofPractice•CutupTemplateStrips•Decodablepassages•FluencyPassagePractice•BelowlevelFluencyPassagePractice•Re-readLevelReaderpagesforAccuracy•Re-readRRWandAnthology•LevelUpLevelReader•AccuracyDeficitLessons
Templates,Tier2Phonics/WordStudyTemplates(intranet)DecodablesYourTurnPracticeBookApproachingorELLPracticeBookWondersResourcesLeveledReaderBooksori-padPortal/Intranet
Fluency
•TimedPassages(coldread,re-read)•Variouslevel(upordown)TimedPassages•FluencyFriday-oneminutetimingsfordifferentgroups•Fluencysoundandwordlists•Phrasingstrips/Sentencestrips•PartnerPractice(traintotimeandrecord)•ReadersTheater,EchoRead,ChoralRead
YourTurnPracticeBookApproaching,ELL,andBeyondPracticeBookPassagesTier2FluencysupportlessonsFluencyPassages,LeveledReaders,StoriesTier2Intervention:Fluency
*Phonics
• sounddrill,worddrills,phrasedrills,• decodablepassages• SentenceStrips• WeeklyPhonicsminilessons• PhonicsScreenerDeficitLessons
Templates(intranet)DecodablesTier2Intervention:Phonics/WordStudyOn-linePhonicslessons(Portal/intranet)
Comprehension
•LeveledReaderLessonCardCloseReadQuestions•LevelUpLesson•IntegratedResearchProjects•VocabularyMiniLessons•ReadPairedTexts•ReadingJournaltorespondtowriting•LiteratureCircles•Tier2ComprehensionLessons
LessonCardswithLeveledReadersOnLevel-BeyondLevelReadersLevelUpCardsPairedTextsinleveledReadersorWeeklyreadsWeeklyResourcesinPLANsectionQuestionsafterstoriesinLeveledReadersThinkquest(leveledReader)questionsTier2ComprehensionBook
Extension
•ReadBeyondLevelReader•Self-guidedorIndependentReading•Research•MoreWrittenresponsesandsummaries•AnalyticalWriting•TradeBooks
LeveledReadersLevelUpCardsGraphicOrganizersforweekWonderstradebooksAnalyticalWritingPencilinTE
*CreatedbyCarolNorthrupandKellyCloudfromSilverRail
Independent Tasks Resources
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8Ts of Independent Tasks
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Wonders Weekly Schedule Unit Week
Monday Listen to Reading OR Read to Self
Read or Listen to: ________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
Tuesday
Writing about Reading • Respond to Reading; answer “Text Evidence” questions #1-4.
• If time, summarize the story. Completing the graphic organizer
may help you.
Wednesday Word Work
1. ____________________________
2. ____________________________
3. ____________________________
Thursday Listen to Reading OR Read to Self
Read or Listen to ___________________________________
Friday
Read Paired Selection in ____________________________________
§ Title ________________________Pg._______
§ Answer “Make Connection” questions
§ If time, move on to the “Thinkmark” questions
Reading Journals
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Principal Walk Through Resources
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Visuals provided
Vocabulary taught in context
Explicit descriptions
Thoughtfulness put into front-loading
Various approaches used (inquiry, drawing on
prior knowledge)
Collaborative conversations used
(encouraging oral use of words)
Routines posted
Expectations
BUILDING BACKGROUND
Visuals provided
Vocabulary taught in context
Explicit descriptions
Thoughtfulness put into front-loading
Various approaches used (inquiry, drawing on
prior knowledge)
Collaborative conversations used
(encouraging oral use of words)
Routines posted
Expectations
BUILDING BACKGROUND
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Targeted teaching point/standard
Returning to teaching point often throughout day/week
Instructional flow
Collaborative conversations (engagement strategies)
Students doing the work
Gradual release of independence
Productive struggle
Limited front-loading
Linking the strategy to skill
WHOLE GROUP
WHOLE GROUP
Targeted teaching point/standard
Returning to teaching point often throughout day/week
Instructional flow
Collaborative conversations (engagement strategies)
Students doing the work
Gradual release of independence
Productive struggle
Limited front-loading
Linking the strategy to skill
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Explicit instruction
Wait time
Students parroting/mimicking
Every voice every time
Multiple exposures (if needed)
Daily doses
Differentiated
Individual turns
Corrections
TEMPLATES
Explicit instruction
Wait time
Students parroting/mimicking
Every voice every time
Multiple exposures (if needed)
Daily doses
Differentiated
Individual turns
Corrections
TEMPLATES
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Targeted teaching point/standard
Leveling-up
How are we moving students? accuracy fluency comprehension
Lines of practice (as sponge activity)
How is text scaffolded?
Students doing the work
Collaborative conversations (engagement strategies)
Time in text
Is instruction differentiated?
SMALL GROUP
Targeted teaching point/standard
Leveling-up
How are we moving students? accuracy fluency comprehension
Lines of practice (as sponge activity)
How is text scaffolded?
Students doing the work
Collaborative conversations (engagement strategies)
Time in text
Is instruction differentiated?
SMALL GROUP
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Targeted teaching point/standard Set up and sending off Differentiated tasks Reading with purpose Journals/accountability notebooks Fluency support
Word work/phonics support Responding to reading Partner work/conversations Productive noise
Flow and variety Routines Accountability Targeted support READING
INDEPENDENT TASKS
Targeted teaching point/standard Set up and sending off Differentiated tasks Reading with purpose Journals/accountability notebooks Fluency support
Word work/phonics support Responding to reading Partner work/conversations Productive noise
Flow and variety Routines Accountability Targeted support READING
INDEPENDENT TASKS
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Interactive focus wall
Anchor charts/ public records
Target skill posted
Area for small groups
Classroom flow
Differentiated work stations
Routines posted
Expectations
Reading
ENVIRONMENT
Interactive focus wall
Anchor charts/ public records
Target skill posted
Area for small groups
Classroom flow
Differentiated work stations
Routines posted
Expectations
Reading
ENVIRONMENT