Here is another angle of Staci's literacy corner.
Erin Workman uses this chart below as
a functional way to organize literacy
stations in her classroom. I have also
seen pocket charts and color-coded
schedules that also work well.
In Dawn Walker's
classroom, students are
gathered in flexible
groups. Each group has
team leader who is in
charge of the personal
library tub, which is
housed back at the
classroom library. Each
personal library contains
books, a book log,
reading goals, and a
reader's notebook.
This literacy area in Staci
Revere's room is an
inviting place where a
community of learners can
come together!!!
Students in Pam Sellers'
class enjoy partner
sharing after working
hard in reading
workshop. Partner
sharing is great way to
build community and get
kids to talk about books!!!
"Writing is the most
disciplined form of
thinking. It allows us to be
precise, to stand back
and examine what we
have thought, to see what
our words really mean... "
~ Donald Murray
“Hide not your talents, they for use were
made. What’s a sundial in the shade?”
-Benjamin Franklin
“Determine that the
thing can and shall be
done, and then, we
shall find the way.”
~ Abraham Lincoln
“I take nothing for
granted. I now have
only good days or
great days.”
~ Lance Armstrong
“It's kind of fun to do the
impossible.”
~ Walt Disney