Kids need a place to keep notes and work on activities in an organized fashion in reading workshop. The answer is a well-organized reader’s notebook. But what is the best way to do this? Read here for tips and ideas. This is the seventh part of a mini-series on reading workshop in middle school.
We will discuss:
- Why Use Reader’s Notebooks
- Digital or Print?
- Organization
- What and What Not to Include
- Student Work
- Grading
- Sharing
I am hopeful that through my experience, this podcast series will help guide and inspire you to either get started with a reading workshop model of teaching or to hone your skills further.
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