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5th grade students fake reading

I am an literacy coach for a PreK-5th grade school. We have used Daily 5/Cafe for many years and our staff does a great job of teaching these to students. One thing that I see, no matter how many times students have been taught to find a good fit book, there are a few who will “fake” read. They...
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Read to Someone–Intermediate Students

When intermediate students Read to Someone, how do they choose books?

Daily 5
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New Students—Ideas for Success Better Research Reports Writing Number Sentences Your Happiness Is Up to You
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Daily 5 and Gifted Students–Three Suggestions

What to consider with wide ranges of students in our classes. Three Suggestions.

CAFE
Article

Floor Seating—A Comfortable Option for Many

Here is one quick and easy way to provide another seating option for students. 

Environment
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Introducing Daily 5 and Cafe to upper primary students (in Australia)

Hi, I am a teacher in Australia and have been teaching the lower primary years for the last few years. During this time, I implemented the Daily 5 and CAFE system to my students during our literacy blocks and they have absolutely loved it! This year I will be teaching upper primary for the first...
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Building Muscles Analogy for Reviewing I-PICK

Here’s a great way to review I-PICK, especially for older students. Follow the link for a bookmark students can take home.
Article - Video

Sisters on the Spot–Differentiating the Daily 5 Choices

Listen is as we explain the choices we offer more experienced readers.

Daily 5
Article - Printable

Making and Using a Pictograph to Solve Problems

This lesson, which matches a second-grade standard, would be of value to younger students performing above grade level, older students performing below grade level, and students in second grade. 

 
Math
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Identifying Halves and Fourths of Circles and Rectangles

This lesson, which matches a first-grade standard, would be of value to younger students performing above grade level, older students performing below grade level, and students in first grade. 

 
Math

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