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Literacy Circle Intro
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Literacy Circle Intro
Why do we engage in literacy groups?
Why do we engage in literacy circles?
You’ve got to
-collaborate within their group. (only discuss the project within your literacy group)
-contribute ideas
-remain on task (get you part of the assignment completed!)
Expectations
-use respectful, meaningful, and purposeful language. (think before you speak)
Literacy Circle Roles
This is a TEAM effort! :)
Roles
Wiz-quiz
Creates three questions to ask another group.
Wiz-quiz
Visualizer
Describe the picture in your head created by one of the author’s descriptions of the character, setting, or situation. Note: You must take it upon yourself to raise your hand at the end of the page to comment.
Visualizer
Vocab-getter
Discuss vocab words with your group. Look up the words in the text. Create a group definition.
Vocab-getter
Literacy Circle Roles Cont.
Roles Cont.
To get the task done, it will require every group member.
Blog-o-mizer
-Records group summary
Blog-o-mizer
Gist Expert
Summarize the chapter, or text selection, in 10 words.
Gist Expert
Tasks
Today, the students will read The Red Shoes, by Hans Christian Anderson. While reading, each group must complete the assigned jobs indicated on their task card.
Planning
-There should be a bag with task cards laying on your table. Along with a laminated copy of The Red Shoes.
-Table leads should distribute these cards, so that every member has one role.
-The next slide will provide you with the next steps for completing this literacy circle.
Planning
Collaborating
As a group you will read The Red Shoes. It is the group's responsibility to keep the flow of reading going. Do not read the entire text on your own. Be a good member, and hold your group accountable for their learning.
I have provided each group with key terms and overarching questions to answer while they read. At the end of this session, we will review and reflect on each group's responses.
Board Work
As a literacy group, design a word web to showcase our spelling words this week!
Board Work
1. recycling
2. impossible
3. important
4. foreclosure
5. midair
6. miscue
7. interstate
8. positivity
9. wellness
10. dangerous