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The Windows on My
World Series is designed for students in grades 4-7. Each
module is sequenced around a different piece of literature
with integrated listening, talking, writing, and technology
components.
Letters from Rifka
One 60 minute Staff Development Program
Five 30-minute Student Programs for Grades 5-7
This module is based upon the novel Letters from Rifka by Karen Hesse.
The staff development program introduces and familiarizes teachers with the
content and teaching strategies specific to the novel. Teaching guides and
procedures for implementing student programs and discussed. Student activities
are presented and modeled. The five student programs are sequenced around
the reading of Letters from Rifka. This book is a delightful, hopeful
story in which the students read, enjoy and learn about the life and struggles
of a young girl as she emigrates from Russia to America in 1919. As students
become fully engrossed in the novel, active experiences help them become
better readers, writers, and discussants.
Patty Reeds
Doll: The Story of the Donner Party
One 60 minute Staff Development Program
Five 30- minute Student Programs Grades 4-5
This module is based upon the novel Patty Reeds Doll: The Story
of the Donner Party. . This book is a story about the life and struggles
experienced by the Donner Party on their journey across the United States.
The staff development program introduces and familiarizes teachers with the
content and teaching strategies specific to the novel. Teacher guides and
procedures for the implementing student programs are discussed. Student activities
presented and modeled. The five student programs are sequenced around the
reading of Patty Reeds Doll, combining literature, history and
geography States. Active experiences help students communicate their ideas,
as they become better readers and writers.
Shiloh
One 60-minute Staff Development Program
Four 30-minute Student Programs Grades 4-6
This module is sequenced around the reading of the novel Shiloh. On this
staff development program the general philosophy of the series is shared.
The program helps prepare teachers of the student programs in the module
by sharing ideas for room arrangement, classroom management, preprogram
preparation and pacing of instruction. Shiloh, written by Phyllis Reynolds
Naylor, was the winner of the 1992 Newbery Medal for the best in Childrens
Literature. The book involves the reader in a universal dilemma confronted
by a young boy in West Virginia when he befriends an abused dog. Throughout
the four broadcasts, students in the classroom become better readers,
writers and discussants as they help Marty with his difficult decisions
and the possible consequences.
Reading
Basic to Success K-3 | Teaching
Writing, K-3 | Windows On My World
4-7
Algebra Grades 1-8 | Geometry
Grades 1-8 | Number Grades 1-8
Physical Science | Earth
Science | Life Science
History | Geography
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