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Launching and Sustaining Reading and Writing Notebooks Presented By Heather Corral Mindi Rench Northbrook Junior High, Northbrook, IL Tuesday, April 3, 12
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Page 1: Launching and Sustaining Reading and Writing Notebooks

Launching and Sustaining Reading and Writing Notebooks

Presented ByHeather CorralMindi Rench

Northbrook Junior High, Northbrook, IL

Tuesday, April 3, 12

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Why a notebook?• Notebooks offer a place for students to

capture their thinking. A place to call their own.

• In writing, notebooks provide a place to experiment and take risks.

• In reading, notebooks serve as a collection spot for a student’s thinking about his/her reading.

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Whose Notebook?

• Writer’s Notebooks will look different depending on your purpose:

• Ralph Fletcher Style

• Aimee Buckner Style

• Your Style

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• Less Structured:

• No formal sections

• Dependent on student preferences

• “junk drawer”

• quick writes

• student’s observations

• writing territories

Writer’s Notebook: Organization and Layout - Three Possibilities

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Writer’s Notebook: Organization and Layout - Three Possibilities

• Somewhat Structured:

• Formal sections

• Numbered Pages

• quick writes

• minilessons

• grammar notes

• craft lessons

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Writer’s Notebook: Organization and Layout - Three Possibilities

• Very Structured:

• Formal sections

• Numbered Pages

• Quick writes

• Minilessons

• genre study notes/craft lessons

• grammar and mechanics notes

• Vocabulary study

• Conference notes

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Heather’s Somewhat Structured Notebook:

★No page numbers

★Vocabulary study

★Genre study writing interspersed with craft lessons

★Writing Territories

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Mindi’s Very Structured Notebooks:

★ Students use a standard composition notebook

★Conference notes/goal setting: 20pg

★Lesson notes: 60 pg

★Grammar notes: 40 pg

★Notebook work: 80 pg

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Two views:

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• Books Read List

• Someday Books List

• Genre Chart

• Reading Response

Reader’s Notebook Structure

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A Reader’s Notebook...• Captures a reading life

• Provides a place for reflection and response

• Encourages students to be “personal, individual, and real as they take notice of themselves and their world.” (Rief, 2007)

• Allows students to see growth

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Don’t Give Up!

Once you see the power of the notebook, you will place a priority on making it work!

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Contact Us:Heather Corral

[email protected] Twitter: @heathercorral

Mindi [email protected]

on Twitter: @mindi_ron Goodreads

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