Creating the Early Literacy Classroom

Name: Creating the Early Literacy Classroom | Activities for Using Technology to Empower Elementary Students
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Activities for Using Technology to Empower Elementary Students

Jean M. Casey(Autor*in)

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Erschienen am 15. Mai 2000

111 Seiten

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Intro
Contents
List of Figures
Foreword
Part I: Creating a Literacy Classroom
Why Does the Computer Make Such a Difference for Early Writing and Reading?
Why Should the Word Processor in Your Classroom Have Speech?
Who Are These Computer Ideas For?
How Do Children Do Language Processing?
What Do You Need to Turn Your Classroom into a Publishing Center?
Part II: Activities for the K-8 Classroom
1. Teacher Uses of One Computer
2. Group Language Experience Story
3. More Group Language Experience
4. Writing in Pairs or Small Groups
5. Picture Books
6. Especially for Gifted Students
7. Language Processing/Writing by Myself
8. More Individual Language Processing
9. A Progressive Story
10. English Language Development-Using the Computer to Help Develop English Skills
11. Letter Recognition-Names and Shapes of Letters
12. Letter Play
13. My Name
14. Sight Words or Words in the Environment
15. Words in the Room
16. Number Play
17. Place Value
18. Onset and Rimes
19. Word Walls
20. Compound Word Fun
21. Word Play and Pattern Stories
22. Phonics-Meaningfully
23. Daily Thoughts and Feelings
24. Journal/Daily Writings: What Happened Today in My Life
25. Informational Writing
26. Expert Topic Writing
27. Book Talk
28. How-To Books: Every Child an Expert-KWL Technique
29. Biographies-All About Me
30. All About Us-Group Project
31. All About Books-Group Project
32. Family Stories
33. Dreams: What I Want to Be Someday and Why
34. What If?
35. Friendship
36. Correspondence-Meaningful Communication-Locally, Nationally, Globally
37. Electronic Penpals or Snail Mail Buddies
38. Letters for Information or Action-"Things Children Can Write For"
39. Letters to Persuade or Complain
40. Letters to Receive Free or Inexpensive Materials
41. Letters to a Story Book Character or an Author
42. The Publishing Classroom
43. Classroom Newsletter
44. Our Class Web Page
45. The Art of Writing Fiction
46. Animal Stories
47. Fractured Fairy Tales
48. Sports Stories
49. Tall Tales
50. Mystery Stories
51. Adventure Stories
52. Fantasy Story
53. Re-Telling Favorite Stories (Assessing Comprehension)
54. Movies and Videos
55. Creating Movies and Videos
56. Science Reports and Books
57. Social Studies Reports and Books
58. Our Global Neighbors
59. Family Tree
60. Directions for Projects, Recipes, How-to-Make Something
61. My Favorites
62. What Bugs Me
63. Inventions
64. Writing Menus
65. Writing Recipes
66. Writing Lists
67. Writing a Travel Brochure
68. Writing Poetry
69. Playwriting
70. Writing Movie Reviews
71. Movie Script Writing
72. TV Show Writing
73. Writing Advertisements (Propaganda Lesson)
74. Campaigning for a Class Office
75. Ethics and Social Responsibility (Vital Personal Concerns for Your Students)
76. Self-Identity
77. The Exercise of Power
78. Seeking or Avoiding Human Relationships
79. Sibling Rivalry
80. Daily Values Discussion
81. Songwriting-Writing Lyrics for Songs
82. Writing Chants and Jump Rope Jingles
83. Writing Riddles
84. Writing Jokes
85. The Great American Novel
86. From Writing Individual Pieces to Creating Research Reports
87. History Comes Alive
88. Month-to-Month Ideas
Part III: Your Publishing Classroom
Model of Classroom Design
The Author's Chair
The Teacher's Role in the Writing Process
Evaluation of Writing Pieces and Projects
Editing: The Important Step Before Publication
Publishing: The Final Step
Book Binding
Classroom Library
A Learning Revolution
Part IV: Home School Connection: How Can a Parent Provide a Good Written Language Environment at Home?
What Parents Need to Know About Computers for Their Young Children
Using KidWorks Deluxe or a Talking Word Processor with Your Child
Checklist for Parents
Completing the Author's Place
Resource Section
References
Index
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About the Author

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