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One morning daily 5 and CAFE in 1st grade

One morning daily 5 and CAFE in 1st grade

DVD 2010

Gail Boushey and Joan Moser have visited many classrooms over the past few years to demonstrate how to use the Daily Five management and CAFE assessment systems in K-6 classrooms, and two questions have come up again and again as they work with teachers: What does the entire literacy block look like in a classroom using the Daily Five and CAFE assessment programs? How does a teacher orchestrate teaching, record-keeping, and observation of student...

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English language Study and teaching (Primary)
Individualized instruction
Language arts (Primary)
Literacy Study and teaching (Primary)
Reading (Primary)
Reading comprehension Study and teaching (Primary)
Vocabulary Study and teaching (Primary)
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ISBN:
9781601550262
160155026X
Description:
1 videodisc (84 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 viewing guide (5 pages ; 28 cm)
polychrome
digital
optical
video file
DVD video
Notes:
Editor, Michael Boucher ; cameras, Michael Boucher, James Whitney ; music, Steve Hansen
Instructors, Gail Boushey, Joan Moser, Courtney Tomfohr
DVD
Contents:
Read aloud: focus on retelling
Daily 5 round 1 check-in
Small group: chunking
Independent work and conferring
Sharing and read aloud: focus on tricky words
Round 2 check-in
Small group: multiple strategies
Conferring: cross-checking
Conferring: flipping the sound
Share and read aloud: focus on fluency
Small group: retelling
Conferring: response journal
Conferring: connections
Conferring: expanding vocabulary
Round 3 share
Writer's workshop: minilesson on leads
Editing conferences
Writing share
Control Number:
1588317
Other Authors:
Boucher, Michael, film editor, director of photography
Boushey, Gail, 1956- teacher
Choice Literacy Productions
Moser, Joan, 1962- teacher
Power, Brenda Miller, producer
Tomfohr, Courtney, teacher
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