Guiding readers and writers, grades 3-6 : teaching comprehension, genre, and content literacy /

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Author / Creator:Fountas, Irene C.
Imprint:Portsmouth, N.H. : Heinemann, c2001.
Description:648 p. : ill. ; 28 cm.
Language:English
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/4377105
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Varying Form of Title:Teaching comprehension, genre, and content literacy
Other authors / contributors:Pinnell, Gay Su
ISBN:0325003106
Notes:"Featuring 1,000 leveled books."--Cover.
Table of Contents:
  • I. Breakthrough to Literacy: Three Blocks of Powerful Teaching for All Students
  • 1. Becoming Lifelong Readers and Writers
  • 2. Achieving Literacy with a Three-Block Framework: Language and Word Study, Reading, and Writing
  • 3. Investigating Words: Language and Word Study
  • 4. Becoming Joyful Readers: The Reading Workshop
  • 5. Developing Accomplished Writers: The Writing Workshop
  • 6. Making It Work: Organizing and Managing Time and Resources
  • II. Independent Reading
  • 7. Encouraging Independent Reading
  • 8. Planning Effective Minilessons and Conferences
  • 9. Getting Started: The First Twenty Days
  • 10. Writing to Expand Meaning: Response Journals
  • III. Guided Reading
  • 11. Understanding Guided Reading
  • 12. Planning for Guided Reading
  • 13. Dynamic Grouping for Effective Teaching
  • 14. Selecting, Introducing, and Using Leveled Texts
  • IV. Literature Study
  • 15. Discovering Literature Study: The Essential Elements
  • 16. Putting Literature Study in Action
  • 17. Responding to Literature: Multiple Paths to Deeper Meaning
  • V. Comprehension and Word Analysis
  • 18. Understanding the Reading Process
  • 19. Comprehending Written Text
  • 20. Teaching for Sustaining Strategies in Reading
  • 21. Teaching for Expanding Strategies in Reading
  • 22. Solving Words: Phonics, Spelling, and Vocabulary
  • VI. The Reading and Writing Connection
  • 23. Teaching Genre and Content Literacy: Explore Fiction and Nonfiction Texts
  • 24. Creating the Poetry Workshop: Reading, Writing, and the Arts
  • 25. Exploring the Writing Terrain: Writer's Talks, Writer's Notebooks, and Investigations
  • 26. Supporting Readers and Writers: Tools That Make a Difference
  • 27. Understanding the "Testing Genre": Preparing Students for High Quality Performance
  • 28. Making Teaching Decisions Using Continuous Assessment
  • Appendixes:featuring forms you can use in your reading and writing workshop; numerous graphic organizers; a list of the 500 most frequently used words and spelling demons, writer websites, and magazines for kids; bibliographies of picture books for use with intermediate students; a bibliography of poetry anthologies; and other practical tools