MSP Strategies in the Library

J.Copeland

Oct 2010

MSP: Instructional Strategies in the Library

presented by

Jan CopelandBethel School District

Fall 2010

MSP Strategies in the Library

J.Copeland

Oct 2010

Overview

Part 1: Analysis of EALRs, GLEs, & Critical Thinking in the Library

Part 2: Lesson Ideas

Part 3: Activity

MSP Strategies in the Library

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OSPI website

Grades 3-5 Reading Assessment VocabularyStem Questions on a ringStrands and Targets

Applications to Library Lessons

http://www.k12.wa.us/Reading/Assessment/ResourcesGrade4.aspx

MSP Strategies in the Library

J.Copeland

Oct 2010

MSP Strategies in the Library

J.Copeland

Oct 2010

MSP Strategies in the Library

J.Copeland

Oct 2010

MSP Strategies in the Library

J.Copeland

Oct 2010

Teaching Styles & Strategiesby Richard Strong & Harvey Silver

www.thoughtfuled.com

MSP Strategies in the Library

J.Copeland

Oct 2010

Four Learning styles developed from the research of Carl Jung and Isabel Briggs- Myers provide framework for analyzing and categorizing teaching and learning behaviors.

MSP Strategies in the Library

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Blooms Taxonomy

Knowledge: recognize, memorize, or identify

Comprehension: predict, explain, show, summarize, describe or restate

Application: use, image, select, manipulate, demonstrate, solve, organize

MSP Strategies in the Library

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Blooms Taxonomy

Analysis: compare, contrast, examine, classify, research, defend, draw conclusions, generalize

Synthesis: propose, plan, compose, formulate, design, construct, create, invent, speculate, and integrate

Evaluate: judge, weigh, consider, appraise, recommend, critique, choose and justify

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Part 2 Lesson Ideas

Compare and Contrast

Mutt Dog by Stephen Michael King and Stray Dog by Marc Simont

Bone Soup by Cambria Evans and Stone Soup by Jon J. Muth

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Concept Attainment: Are you a Horse? by Andy Rash

Before Reading:Discuss characteristics or attributes

of an animal.Students list attributes of a horse.

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Analyze Primary Sources

- Hats, shoes or other artifacts- Personal letters- Packet of artifacts (Brea's Birthday)

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Primary Source Mystery Packets

Example contains...· Party Invitation· To do list· Receipt from Party City· Brochure on a Mansion

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Mystery StrategyBeaver Mystery

Mountain Men and Fur TrappersDig Deep CBA-4th Grade

* www. jackdaws.com

Jackdaws* for primary sources

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Informational & Functional ReadingFocus on text features:

titlesheadingscaptionstables

mapsdiagramsgraphscharts

Questions that..compare and contrastcause and effectinferfind evidence

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Informational or Functional Documentsinclude...

BrochuresBus or Ferry SchedulesGraphs or Diagrams in almanacsDirectories or GuidesProduct labels, coupons, adsEncyclopediasWebsites

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BrochuresFeatures:· Text Boxes· Titles, Headings, subheadings· Maps· Photographs and / or illustrations· Diagrams· Labels· Captions· Large colorful font in different sizes or styles· Charts or schedules or tables· Timeline· Forms or applications· Logos or symbols· Contact Information

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BrochuresCreate an adventure ...ask class for help!

Examples: Centralia Shopping Mall Seattle Tourist Attractions

Ask Questions that require higher level thinking such as these examples that go with the shopping mall brochure.

"Gas is too expensive! How else could we get there?" Students will need to find the Amtrak information and give us the phone number. Or, "Where could I find a baby shower gift?" They would have to study the shops and direct me to Carters or a few others. They must provide proof or evidence that supports their answer.

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Schedules-Tables -Graphs-Diagrams

Make your own from authentic artifacts from the community.

Reproduce from Life-Skills Resources

Scholastic Almanac - graphs, charts...

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Sample page from Scholastic 2010 Almanac for Kids

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...directories, product labels, ads, coupons, newspapers, catalogs, forms

Life-Skill Series by Remedia Publications

REM 430 -433435

Rotating Stations

Authentic Reading Practice Grades 1-2 or 4-6

www.evan-moor.comwww.rempub.com

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Scavenger Hunts in...

Encyclopedias

Websites

http://www.henry.k12.ga.us/pges/xmas_around.htm

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http://www.henry.k12.ga.us/pges/xmas_around.htm

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Activity: Concept Attainment

Students are presented with a sequence of examples that are alike or different in some ways. They are asked to formulate a concept by making decisions about what attributes belong in what categories. Attributes lead to a hypotheses and then a definition of the concept.

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Yes No Commentsoutcomeschecklistperformance

overviewreadwrite

pop quizAR quizDiebels

practiceworksheetsdrill

EDM chapter testsCFASummative data

Reading WorkshopsSmall group instructionObjectives

MSPAYPformative...

GLEsEALRsaction plan

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Goals of the Concept Attainment Stategy

Help students......observe attributes,...compare and contrast attributes in positive and negative examples,...generate and test hypotheses,...identify the concept,...define the concept according to the essential attributes, and ...generate additional examples.

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ResourcesThis presentation & handouts

www.slideshare.netWLMA website wikiOSPI EALRs & GLEs

www.ospi.waTeaching Styles & Strategies

by Harvey Silver and Richard Strongwww.thoughfuled.com

Life-Skills seriesby Remedia Publications

www.rempub.comJackdaw Primary Sources

www.jackdaws.comAuthentic Reading Practice

Grades 1-2 or 4-6www.evan-moor.com