Fifth Grade Small Group Instruction with Gretchen Childs Garfield Elementary Rogers Public Schools April 27, 2011 S. Hensley.

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Fifth Grade Small Group Instruction with Gretchen Childs Garfield Elementary Rogers Public Schools April 27, 2011 S. Hensley

Group: Fifth Grade (Garfield Elementary) Focus/Goal: Adjusting Pace for Comprehension Title: Exploring Ecosystems by Agnieszka Biskup Level: 4.0

Before Reading Access Prior Knowledge: “Have you ever read a book quickly and then not known what you read?” The guys all grinned and said, “YES!”

Before Reading Review the format of the book: “I know you have used books in this series before. Do you remember how they are set up?”

Before Reading Goals: Read to learn new information about ecosystems What is an organism, species, community and ecosystem? Use sticky notes to mark the information in the text. organismscommunities speciesecosystems O C S E

Before Reading New Information: “When you are reading for information, sometimes you have to adjust your rate to help you understand. If you find yourself not understanding, slow down. Goals: Read to learn new information about ecosystems. What is an organism, species, community and ecosystem? Use sticky notes to mark the information in the text. Adjust your rate to help you understand.

During Reading The students: read silently used sticky notes to mark new information

During Reading Gretchen (the teacher) : listened to students read a portion of the text prompted to the goals when necessary jotted anecdotal notes about the students

After Reading Revisit the Goal: The boys helped Gretchen complete the graphic organizer with information from the text.

After Reading Revisit the Goals: They discussed where in the text they had to adjust their pace to help them understand what they were reading.

After Reading Feedback from the students: Gretchen asked the group, “How did you do stopping and thinking about how you could help yourself? Was it easy, tricky or hard?”

After Reading Individual Feedback: Individual Feedback: Gretchen gave each student individual feedback that was specific to the goals of the lesson.

Diller, Debbie (2007). Making the Most of Small Groups; Differentiation for All. Portland, Maine: Stenhouse Publishers. Gretchen Childs has been an educator for over 15 years. She has taught kindergarten and 2nd grade, as well as Special Education in Pre-K, 5th and 6th grades. She has been a District Literacy Coach, District Math Coach, and Reading Specialist. Gretchen has presented numerous workshops on literacy topics, and has traveled the country as a consultant for Debbie Diller & Associates since Gretchen earned her degree from Southwest Texas State University, with specializations in both Special Education and Reading. She also carries an Early Childhood Education endorsement. She resides in Pearland, Texas with her husband, Michael, and their three daughters.