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January 5-9,2015

GUIDED READING PLANS

Monday- Jan.5
Criteria for success for
Guided Reading: Teacher
observations of students
while reading/discussion
should demonstrate the
following behaviors:
tracking when reading,
reading expressively,
heeding punctuation, self
monitoring, self correcting,
attentive listening and
contributing to group
discussion

Group 1
Objectives for Guided Reading: SWBAT:

Read with fluency, accuracy and


expression

Decode unfamiliar words using


strategies taught

Be able to answer who, what when,


where and why questions

Read and be able to demonstrate


comprehension of a variety of fiction
and non-fiction texts

Utilize before, during and after


comprehension strategies (preview,
predict, questioning, text to self,
main idea)

Identify character, setting and


important events

Group 3

Group 2
Objectives for Guided Reading: SWBAT:

Read with fluency, accuracy and


expression

Decode unfamiliar words using strategies


taught

Be able to answer who, what when,


where and why questions

Read and be able to demonstrate


comprehension of a variety of fiction and
non-fiction texts

Utilize before, during and after


comprehension strategies (preview,
predict, questioning, text to self, main
idea)

Identify character, setting and important


events

Objectives for Guided Reading: SWBAT:

Read with fluency, accuracy and


expression

Decode unfamiliar words using


strategies taught

Be able to answer who, what when,


where and why questions

Read and be able to demonstrate


comprehension of a variety of fiction
and non-fiction texts

Utilize before, during and after


comprehension strategies (preview,
predict, questioning, text to self, main
idea)

Identify character, setting and


important events

Anticipatory set: Name things


that can be in a tub. What do
we use a tub for?

Anticipatory set: Name things


that can be in a tub. What do we
use a tub for?

Anticipatory set: Name things


that can be in a tub. What do
we use a tub for?

Instructional Process:

Instructional Process:

Instructional Process:

1.

2.

3.

Students will read-The Tub


-Before reading we will take a picture
walk, make predictions to access
background knowledge
After reading, students will re-read
and highlight Sight words that have
the short u sound
After reading , students will retell the
story. Identify sequence of events in
the story. What happened in the
beginning, the middle and the end of
the story?

1.Students will read-The Tub -Before


reading we will take a picture walk, make
predictions to access background knowledge
2.After reading, students will re-read and
highlight Sight words that have the short u
sound
3. After reading , students will retell the story.
Identify sequence of events in the story. What
happened in the beginning, the middle and the
end of the story?

Closure: Students will write what happened

Closure: Students will write what

last in the story- What was in the tub? What was it


used for?

happened last in the story- What was in the


tub? What was it used for?

Resources:

Resources:

books, markers

Homework: Answer questions about the


story in complete sentences. Students may
illustrate their answers.
1.5a.b.c.d.1.6a.b.c.d.e.f.h.1.7a.b.c.d.e.f.1
.8a.b.c.d.e.1.9a

books, markers

Homework: Answer questions about the story in


complete sentences. Students may illustrate their
answers.
1.5a.b.c.d.1.6a.b.c.d.e.f.h.1.7a.b.c.d.e.f.1.8a.
b.c.d.e.1.9a

1. Students will read-The Tub -Before


reading we will take a picture walk, make
predictions to access background
knowledge
2. After reading, students will re-read and
highlight Sight words that have the short u
sound
3. After reading , students will retell the
story. Identify sequence of events in the
story. What happened in the beginning, the
middle and the end of the story?

Closure: Students will write what


happened last in the story- What was in the
tub? What was it used for?

Resources:

books, markers

Homework: Answer questions about the story


in complete sentences. Students may illustrate
their answers.
1.5a.b.c.d.1.6a.b.c.d.e.f.h.1.7a.b.c.d.e.f.1.
8a.b.c.d.e.1.9a

Tuesday- Jan. 6
Criteria for success for
Word tudy activities:
Teacher observations of
students while
reading/writing words.
Students should show
improvement with high
frequency words and
monthly spelling words

let,,get,red,hen,went
(short e words)
shut, put,run,cub,duck
(short u words)

Objectives for Word Study: SWBAT:

Automatically identify high frequency


words

Read and spell monthly spelling


words

Recognize word families studied in


print

Comprehend word meaning

Successfully write 2 sentences on the


given topic

REREAD- The Tub

Anticipatory set: Students will do a


speed sort with their words for the week

Instructional Process:
Students will write the words in the correct
sort in their spelling notebook. Students will
pick 3 words to write a sentence.
Skills: word sort by chunk (short e/u)
Capitalization, spacing, and
punctuation

Closure: Students will read words to a


partner or the teacher

Resources:

books, markers, journal,

Objectives for Word Study: SWBAT:


Automatically identify high frequency
words

Read and spell monthly spelling words

Recognize word families studied in print

Comprehend word meaning

Successfully write 2 sentences on the


given topic

REREAD- The Tub

Anticipatory set: Students will do a speed

Wednesday- Jan.7

Criteria for success for


Guided Reading: Teacher
observations of students
while reading/discussion
should demonstrate the
following behaviors:
tracking when reading,
reading expressively,
heeding punctuation, self
monitoring, self correcting,
attentive listening and
contributing to group
discussion

Anticipatory set: Have you ever

REREAD- The Tub

sort with their words for the week

Anticipatory set: Students will do a

Instructional Process:

speed sort with their words for the week

Students will write the words in the correct sort in


their spelling notebook. Students will pick 3
words to write a sentence.
Skills: word sort by chunk (short e/u)
Capitalization, spacing, and punctuation

Closure: Students will read words to a partner


or the teacher

Resources:

books, markers, journal,

words
SOLs addressed 1.2a, 1.3b,1.3d,1.4c,1.5a,
1.5b,1.6e,1.6h

words
SOLs addressed 1.2a, 1.3b,1.3d,1.4c,1.5a,
1.5b,1.6e,1.6h
Objectives for Guided Reading: SWBAT:

Read with fluency, accuracy and


expression

Decode unfamiliar words using


strategies taught

Be able to answer who, what when,


where and why questions

Read and be able to demonstrate


comprehension of a variety of fiction
and non-fiction texts

Utilize before, during and after


comprehension strategies (preview,
predict, questioning, text to self,
main idea)

Identify character, setting and


important events

Objectives for Word Study: SWBAT:

Automatically identify high frequency


words

Read and spell monthly spelling words

Recognize word families studied in


print

Comprehend word meaning

Successfully write 2 sentences on the


given topic

Objectives for Guided Reading: SWBAT:

Read with fluency, accuracy and


expression

Decode unfamiliar words using strategies


taught

Read and be able to demonstrate


comprehension of a variety of non-fiction
texts

Utilize before, during and after


comprehension strategies (preview,
predict, questioning, text to self, main
idea)

Anticipatory set: Discuss what we can


do on a snow day. Make a list of our
suggestions and compare to the story.

Instructional Process:

Instructional Process:
Students will write the words in the correct sort
in their spelling notebook. Students will pick 3
words to write a sentence.
Skills: word sort by chunk (short e/u)
Capitalization, spacing, and punctuation

Closure: Students will read words to a


partner or the teacher

Resources:

books, markers, journal,

words
SOLs addressed 1.2a, 1.3b,1.3d,1.4c,1.5a,
1.5b,1.6e,1.6h

Objectives for Guided Reading: SWBAT:

Read with fluency, accuracy and


expression

Decode unfamiliar words using


strategies taught

Be able to answer who, what when,


where and why questions

Read and be able to demonstrate


comprehension of a variety of fiction
and non-fiction texts

Utilize before, during and after


comprehension strategies (preview,
predict, questioning, text to self, main
idea)

Identify character, setting and


important events

Anticipatory set: Discuss the Panda

made a snowman before? What do you need


to make a snowman? How do you make a
snowman? Students will discuss the sequence
of a snowman.

1.

2.

Students will read-Snow Day


Before reading we will take a picture
walk, make predictions to access
background knowledge
After reading, students will be compare our
list to that of the story.

bearwhat do you know about it? Where do


they live? What would you like to know about a
Panda?

Instructional Process:
1.

Students will The Panda Bear


-Before reading we will take a picture
walk, make predictions to access
background knowledge

2.

After reading , students will discuss


facts they learned about the panda.

Closure: Students will write what they like to


do in the snow.

Instructional Process:
1.Students will read-Friendly
Snowman Before reading we will take a
picture walk, make predictions to access
background knowledge
2.After reading , students will retell the
story. Identify sequence of events in the
story. What happened in the beginning,
the middle and the end of the story?
3. We will also discuss adjectiveswe will
track through the story to find the
describing words in the story.

Resources:

books, markers papers,


items for introduction

Closure: Students will write one sentence


about the Panda

Homework: Answer questions about the story in


complete sentences. Students may illustrate their
answers.
1.5a.b.c.d.1.6a.b.c.d.e.f.1.7a.b.c.d.e.f.1.8a.b.
c.d.e.1.10 a,b,d,e

Closure: Students will tell one thing that

Resources:

books, markers reader


response journals
Homework: Answer questions about the story
in complete sentences. Students may illustrate
their answers.
1.5a.b.c.d.1.6a.b.c.d.e.f.h.1.7a.b.c.d.e.f.1.
8a.b.c.d.e.1.9a

a snowman needs. They will also tell one


describing word.

Resources:

Thursday- Jan.8
Criteria for success for
Guided Reading: Teacher
observations of students
while reading/discussion
should demonstrate the
following behaviors:
tracking when reading,
reading expressively,
heeding punctuation, self
monitoring, self correcting,
attentive listening and
contributing to group
discussion.

books, markers, journal

Homework: Answer questions about the


story in complete sentences. Students may
illustrate their answers.
1.5a.b.c.d.1.6a.b.c.d.e.f.h.1.7a.b.c.d.e.f.1
.8a.b.c.d.e.1.9a
Objectives for Guided Reading: SWBAT:

Read with fluency, accuracy and


expression

Decode unfamiliar words using


strategies taught

Be able to answer who, what when,


where and why questions

Read and be able to demonstrate


comprehension of a variety of fiction
and non-fiction texts

Utilize before, during and after


comprehension strategies (preview,
predict, questioning, text to self,
main idea)

Identify character, setting and


important events

Objectives for Guided Reading: SWBAT:

Read with fluency, accuracy and


expression

Decode unfamiliar words using strategies


taught

Be able to answer who, what when,


where and why questions

Read and be able to demonstrate


comprehension of a variety of fiction and
non-fiction texts

Utilize before, during and after


comprehension strategies (preview,
predict, questioning, text to self, main
idea)

Identify character, setting and important


events

Objectives for Guided Reading: SWBAT:

Read with fluency, accuracy and


expression

Decode unfamiliar words using


strategies taught

Be able to answer who, what when,


where and why questions

Read and be able to demonstrate


comprehension of a variety of fiction
and non-fiction texts

Utilize before, during and after


comprehension strategies (preview,
predict, questioning, text to self, main
idea)

Identify character, setting and


important events

Anticipatory set: When would we

Anticipatory set: When would we use

Anticipatory set: When would we

use a mitten? Have you read a story like

a mitten? Have you read a story like this

use a mitten? Have you read a story like

this before? What does it remind you of?

before? What does it remind you of?

this before? What does it remind you of?

Instructional Process:

Instructional Process:

Instructional Process:

1.Students will read-The Mitten


-Before reading we will take a picture
walk, make predictions to access
background knowledge
2.After reading, students will make a
list of the animals found in the
mitten. We will sequence the order
they appeared in the story

1.Students will read-The Mitten


-Before reading we will take a picture
walk, make predictions to access
background knowledge
2.After reading, students will make a list
of the animals found in the mitten. We
will sequence the order they appeared in
the story

Closure: Students will write what

Closure: Students will write what

happened last in the story-

Resources:

books, markers

1.5a.b.c.d.1.6a.b.c.d.e.f.h.1.7a.b.c.d.e.f.1
.8a.b.c.d.e.1.9a

happened last in the story-

Closure: Students will write what happened


last in the story-

Resources:
FridayCriteria for success for
Writing
Teacher observation of
students while
completing their writing
assignment. Students
should demonstrate
capitalization and
punctuation 3 out of 3
times.

Objectives for Writing: SWBAT:


Help create a web to help with
writing
spell monthly spelling words correctly
in writing
Successfully write 2 sentences on the
given topic
Sentences will have capitalization
and punctuation
Students will stay on topic

Anticipatory set: Students will reread


The Mitten. As a class we will read The Mitten
By Jan Brett

Instructional Process:
Students will compare and contrast the two
stories Students will sequence the animals
from The Mitten Jan Brett in order. They will
cut and paste them into the mitten. Students
will also make a Venn diagram of the two
books to compare the animals.

Closure: Students will name an animal


from each story.

Resources:

books, markers, journal,

. SOLs addressed 1.8 a


1.9a,b,c,d,e,f,h,1.12 a,bc,1.13 b,d,e,f,g

1.Students will read-The Mitten


-Before reading we will take a picture
walk, make predictions to access
background knowledge
2.After reading, students will make a
list of the animals found in the mitten.
We will sequence the order they
appeared in the story

books, markers

1.5a.b.c.d.1.6a.b.c.d.e.f.h.1.7a.b.c.d.e.f.1.8a.
b.c.d.e.1.9a
Objectives for Writing: SWBAT:

Help create a web to help with writing

spell monthly spelling words correctly in


writing

Successfully write 2 sentences on the


given topic

Sentences will have capitalization and


punctuation

Students will stay on topic

Resources:

books, markers

1.5a.b.c.d.1.6a.b.c.d.e.f.h.1.7a.b.c.d.e.f.1.
8a.b.c.d.e.1.9a

Objectives for Writing: SWBAT:


Help create a web to help with writing
spell monthly spelling words correctly
in writing

Successfully write 2 sentences on the


given topic

Sentences will have capitalization and


punctuation

Students will stay on topic

Anticipatory set: Students will reread The

Anticipatory set: Students will reread

Mitten. As a class we will read The Mitten By Jan


Brett

The Mitten. As a class we will read The Mitten


By Jan Brett

Instructional Process:

Instructional Process:

Students will compare and contrast the two stories


. Students will sequence the animals from The
Mitten Jan Brett in order. They will cut and paste
them into the mitten. Students will also make a
Venn diagram of the two books to compare the
animals.

Students will compare and contrast the two


stories ..Students will sequence the animals
from The Mitten Jan Brett in order. They will
cut and paste them into the mitten. Students
will also make a Venn diagram of the two books
to compare the animals.

Closure: Students will name an animal from

Closure: Students will name an animal

each story.

from each story.

Resources:

books, markers, journal,

Resources:

books, markers, journal,

. SOLs addressed 1.8 a 1.9a,b,c,d,e,f,h,1.12


a,bc,1.13 b,d,e,f,g

. SOLs addressed 1.8 a


1.9a,b,c,d,e,f,h,1.12 a,bc,1.13 b,d,e,f,g

Homework: SRA paper 66

Homework: SRA paper 66

Homework: SRA paper 66


Read The Mitten at home- take
comprehension quiz at home.

Read The Mitten at home- take comprehension


quiz at home.

Read The Mitten at home- take comprehension


quiz at home.

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