Finished my first observation today! In celebration, here's a freebie I used as part of my lesson. We were inferring what authors tell us about characters in the pictures of a book. This download is for one of my Literacy Stations that went along with the lesson. Students look at wordless picture books and complete leveled activities on the characters. Questions for checking answers are included. Click on the picture to download.
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I love this, thanks for sharing!!! I can't wait to use this with my kiddos and share with my coworkers. Congrats on an observation well done! I also had my formal observation on Wednesday and I am GLAD to have it over!!!
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You are truly amazing. Your ideas have really enriched my Literacy Stations. I am addicted:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting this! I am a student working on my endorsement as an elementary school librarian and am working on my lesson plans. I just love the character lesson for wordless picture books. It is awesome!
ReplyDeleteHi! I just came across this post while researching inference for my observation! I teach kindergaren and was wondering if you had any other ideas for activities to incorporate into my liteacy stations. Please email me at richardson.jme@gmail.com
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I'm a drama/literacy teacher. I love these ideas. I plan to incorporate them into my integrated drama lessons that focus on character analysis. I plan to use these ideas in the near future so check out my blog www.capturethedrama.edublogs.org often to see a video of them in use! Thanks so much.
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