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Remote Learning: 7-12 Literacy

  Some curated content to help teachers support English Language Arts and Literacy topics during this   Remove Learning collective. While there are many resources, take time to concentrate on learning 1 or   2 that you may want to introduce to students in a purposeful way.

  Listening, Reading, Viewing

Aquila K-12 French read-aloud books – LOGIN, Username: aquilafrench Password: Mike845! Scroll down and click the VIEW button beside the book you want to read

Reading Comprehension

  • Book Hashtag Activity – this is a quick reading check-in activity. Can be used for a specific reading, article, blog post, podcast, video or novel.
  • CommonlitPractice reading comprehension K-12. Free access to digital texts, questions with differentiated supports
  • Khan Academy – does have self-paced, interactive content–exercises, videos and articles
  • Newsela –  differentiated reading resources. Teachers visit the coronavirus resource center, and click “Get instant access.”
  • ReadtheoryK-12 adaptive learning for reading comprehension. Teacher needs to set up a free account and can monitor student progress.
  • ReadWorks – Teachers can choose readings and assign them to students. Text options – reading passages, article-a-day (boost, challenge and ELL), paired text.
  • Scholastic Learn at Home 6-9

Writing

 

 

 

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Remote Learning: Grades 4-6 Literacy


 
There are many online options for students to read, listen, view, write and communicate (share this   within a GClassroom or platform with students and parents). While this list has many items, choose 1-2   to start with. You may already be using these with students, so continue in an online environment OR   you may want to try something new to engage students in this subject area.

 Listening, Reading, Viewing

Author/Book Readings

Read-Aloud Guidelines

Reading Comprehension

  • Book Hashtag Activity – this is a quick reading check-in activity. Can be used for a specific reading, article, blog post, podcast, video or novel.
  • CommonlitPractice reading comprehension K-12. Free access to digital texts, questions with differentiated supports
  • Freckle – adaptive ELA practice, teachers must register
  • Newsela –  differentiated reading resources. Teachers visit the coronavirus resource center, and click “Get instant access.”
  • ReadtheoryK-12 adaptive learning for reading comprehension. Teacher needs to set up a free account and can monitor student progress.
  • ReadWorks – Teachers can choose readings and assign them to students. Text options – reading passages, article-a-day (boost, challenge and ELL), paired text.
  • Scholastic at Home Grades 3-5

Writing

  • 81 Ways to Play, Process, Stretch, Express, Disrupt Words and Form from Home
  • Book Creator – ability to collaborate together on books in real-time. Free 90 days use once you have started the collaboration trial on your account. Fill out this short form to let them know you’re affected. Don’t have a Book Creator account yet? Sign up here. You’ll get 1 library and 40 books for free. ELA ideas.
  • CK-12 – various online resources such as Writing and Spelling. Must Join as a Teacher for Free.
  • Curriki digital learning content divided into grades and subject areas. Can easily share with GClassroom.
  • GSuite Apps in ELA – various examples.
  • Jarrett Lerner Blank Comic Book Pages, “Finish This Comic!” Comics, and Drawing/Writing Prompts.
  • One Pagers templates for a creative activity that you can do with any novel.
  • ReadWriteThink – wonderful writing and literacy lesson plans and activity suggestions
  • Visual Thinking StrategiesImage of the Day, every weekday a new image with questions appear

 

 

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Remote Learning: K-3 Literacy

  As my school division and our province moves into the Emergency Remote Learning arena, I will be        sharing various resources that could be used by teachers with their students in an online environment.    Think about what your outcomes are. Think about your students. Then look at the different resources.      Check out one or two that catch your interest. And look at others as you see the need arise.

Listening, Reading, Viewing

Author/Book Readings

Read-Aloud Guidelines

Reading Comprehension

Writing

 

 

 

 

 

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