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Disciplinary Literacy:

Reading Like a…

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Literacy

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Disciplinary Literacy

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Sets 1-6

Sets 7-15

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CCC Text Sets

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CCC Text Sets 13-15

Teacher-facilitated Literature Circles → Student-led Book Clubs

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  • High Interest Titles
  • Choice
  • Diverse Titles
  • Various lexile books
  • New books
  • Multiple copies of the same book for IDR (kids like to read the same books friends are reading)
  • Books that are durable - Hardback
  • More prepared for longer response to literature
  • Grammar/language
  • Work at home versus work at school? (scaffold for independence)
  • Working towards rigorous text analysis- theme

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Instructional Routines

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Student Independence

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What other informational texts do our students interact with regularly?

Talk Map Protocol Whole Group:

Teacher or students as recorders - list students name on their response

Talk Map Protocol Small Group:

Students select a color for their post-it notes and can write their own

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Student Talk → Academic Discourse

CCC Discussion Prompts:

“I agree with because . . .”

“I disagree with because . . .”

“In addition to what said, I think . . .”)

Academic Language Frames

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Assessment

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