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Students Read to Children
Upper Level Students Read to Children
BCSCR – Flyer
Click the link to view or download a one page summary regarding the BCSCR Grant Components.
K-3 BCSCR Info for Classroom Book Set Binders
Classroom Book Sets & Curriculum Materials
Please see the Resources section of our coordinators’ website for the finalized list of classroom book sets available for academic year 15-16. As the curriculum materials for each unit / book are ready, they will be posted on the BCSCR website – Schools tab – Unit Plans link.
ReadWorks.org – This is a free website which provides valuable reading comprehension strategies
“ReadWorks” is a free online website for teachers which provides research-proven curriculum and instructional practices in reading comprehension.
Go to: ReadWorks.org
Parent Resource – Grades K-5
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Click here for the Milestones website. This website has a variety of resources for parents including videos that show what a student at a given grade level should be able to do if he/she is proficient in reading skills at that grade level. |
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Click on the video to see ‘What does a fluent 3rd grade reader sound like?’
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District Resources and Needs Assessment
Please plan to complete the resources and needs assessment for each district in your region by February 13th. The information should be entered in your One Note Notebook for the respective districts. Typically the ‘getting started’ is the most difficult step when we are asked to try something new. With that in mind, the document linked below will provide you with some tips on getting started with One Note and One Drive. The document also connects you with a sample notebook intended to serve as an opportunity to consider possible structures within One Note that could serve to further support your hard work in the districts you serve. Please click here for the document: Getting Started with One Note
Book Recommendations – Adults
This article from the Reading Blog notes 15 Adult Books for 2015:
40 Reading intervention Strategies for K-6 Students by Elaine K. McEwan-Adkins
This book provides research based teaching strategies for supporting students’ literacy needs in grades k-6. For more insight and information visit: go. solution-tree.com/literacy.
Follet: Struggling and Reluctant Reader Catalog
Take a peak at Titlewave.com for 2014-2015 reading ideas for struggling and reluctand readers in grades 4-12.