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This document outlines the 2013-2014 literacy program for CVSD, aimed at improving K-6 literacy and writing standards through professional development. It emphasizes the implementation of the Common Core State Standards (CCSS), focusing on oral language, vocabulary, family engagement, and transitions. Key components include building literacy teams, using checklists for standards mastery, differentiated instruction, and the integration of technology. The plan incorporates various writing genres and emphasizes the importance of explicit grammar instruction to enhance student writing proficiency.
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CVSD K-6 Literacy 2013-2014 August 21,2013 Michelle Trasborg K-12 Supervisor of Communications and ESL
Welcome Back! • CVSD Literacy • Year 2 of KtO • Continued Professional development in H.E.A.T. • Focus on Oral Language, Vocabulary, Family Engagement, and Transitions • Building Literacy Team—CVSD Literacy Plan roll out • Implementing Transition Plan • CCSS • Continued Focus on Writing Standards • Oral Language Standards through Building Literacy Committees • RtII Reboot
Common Core Standards • Language Standards • Six standards • 1. Grammar • 2. Conventions • 3. Language • 4. Vocabulary (Word Maps-prefixes, roots, suffixes, context clues) • 5. Multiple meaning words-denotation, connotation, etc. • 6. Building academic vocabulary • Use checklists to ensure instruction and mastery of all standards • A--direct instruction, assess acquisition in quizzes • M—make meaning through repeated practice, assess student original examples on worksheets and activities • T—transfer to authentic writing; assess through FCA’s
Common Core Standards • Writing Standards—see handout • Ten standards • 1. Opinion/Argument • 2. Informational/Expository • 3. Narrative • 4. Focus/Task/Content/Organization/Style/Audience/Conventions • 5. Writing Process • 6. Digital publishing and collaboration • 7. Shared research and writing projects • 8. Share answers to research questions • 9. Research evidence • 10. Stamina/Range/Frequency
Writing Resources • Units of Study by Lucy Calkins • Writing Workshop • Writing Pathways • Performance Assessments • Learning Progressions • Student Checklists • Rubrics • Leveled Writing Exemplars • Units for genres • Mentor texts • CD
Writing Resources • Step Up to Writing • Multiple levels for differentiation • K-3 • 3-6 • 6-12 • Teacher manual • Reproducible Binders • Student Handy pages • Classroom Posters • CD
Writing Resources • Common Core Writing Book by Gretchen Owocki • Divided by anchor standard • Lists of mentor texts • Mini-lessons • Prompts • Graphic Organizers • Checklists by anchor • Record Keeping tools
John Collins Five Types of Writing • Type one-thoughts on paper in any format, not graded for content but may be graded for completion • Type two-a right answer, paragraph (s), not graded for conventions but graded on content • Type three-paragraph(s), students make revisions on the first draft, graded for conventions • Type four-one revision • Type five-multiple revisions
CVSD writing handbook needs? • CC Writing and Language Standards—see handouts • Rubrics-teacher and student friendly—see Calkins CD • Pacing guide—determined by student needs • “If then” mini-lessons in Calkins book and CC Writing Book • Prompts by mode with matching articles • Calkins Performance assessments • http://readingandwritingproject.com/ • Common Core Writing Book • Trade book mentor texts suggestions • Common Core Writing Book • Calkins books • Student samples by mode--see Calkins student samples • Checklist of student/expectations— • Common Core Writing Book • Calkins books • Links to videos/prompts http://readingandwritingproject.com
CVSD’s writing handbook needs? • Graphic organizers—see Step Up to Writing • Conferencing checklists—see student checklists in Writing Pathways • Lists of different types of writing in each mode by grade—see Pathways to Common Core • Content area writing suggestions by grade level— • Common Core Writing Book • Calkins books • Difference argument and persuasive writing--see handout • Mode for each trimester—building grade level decision • Thesis development—see Step Up to Writing
Prioritized Goals • Language • Review language standards and decide what checklist you will use to document • Determine where the GRAMMAR standards will be taught--and how you will reinforce/transfer the grammar into student writing • Set up a routine for explicitly teaching and assessing grammar • Review Step Up to Writing grammar resources • Download language lessons from Google doc
Prioritized Goals • Writing • Review writing standards and decide what checklist you will use to document (multiple • Determine where the writing standards will be taught--and how you will reinforce writing instruction in content areas (Pathways to Common Core) • Set up a routines for building writing stamina, explicitly teaching writing, and give feedback on writing (Workshop Book) • Review Step Up to Writing grammar resources • Download language lessons from Google doc
Resource List • Common Core Standards • Pathways to the Common Core book • Step Up to Writing training • Lucy Calkins Units of Study • Readingandwritingproject.com • The Common Core Writing Book
Fall Writing Training • All training will be from 8:00-3:00 in the HS LGI for classroom teachers. Specialists please touch base with your principals to discuss your attendance options. • K-1 -----------------------------October 16 • Grade 2------------------------October 17 • Grades 3 and 4---------------October 25 • Grades 5 and 6---------------September 27
Wrap-Up • Reflect on the meeting… • 3 things you learned • 2 things that surprised you OR reinforced what you already knew • 1 question you may have • Or simply write down your thoughts on today…