Classroom Detectives | ELA Lesson
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Teaching students how to be a detective while they read.
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Awesome!!! My Third graders need this. Thank you!!! Please keep posting these type of activities for us new teachers.
Can I get an Amen?!! I appreciate so much your closing words. (see what I did there with the courtroom talk) I told my 5th graders, I already know you can read, we are going to dig deep and we are going to listen, write and speak about what we're reading. I am required to do guided reading, but I am not going to just sit and listen to everyone read. Upper ele students need to be guided into higher level thinking by discussions, not by taking turns reading quietly to the teacher. I want to hear students talking and questioning each other, then I want to see you write. Great video and lots of great connections! LC
This is amazing. We are reading detectives in my classroom too. I’m going to use this. Thank you.
Hi Bridget,
I've been watching you for some time and really appreciate your view on education. This was to the point and true to who you are as a person trying to get a point across. Love that, true education is thinking outside of the box. Bravo! I was told by one of my professors to find a crack in the cement and plant a seed, and watch beautiful things grow, the cement being the educational bureaucracy. I believe whole heartily in thinking outside of the box, I haven't won the popularity contest, but the kids got it! Warm thoughts I send your way Raquel 👩🏫🙈🙊🙉🤯😌
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This is brilliant. Case closed. 😀
Kaylyn M 🤣 I love this!
Loved to see how you used this activity in your class! Need to try and recreate it with my class!
I watched your about being a reading detective and loved it. I ordered the book. It came two days ago and now I am planning my lessons for this week around what you shared. My reading partner is doing the same. We are so excited. We’re going to record it and when it’s up I’ll let you know
Thank you so much
Oh, I love this!! Im going to see if I can find that book on amazon LOL!
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Love this idea so much, however, due to a horrible, unforeseen situation i could not do this. I was planning to do something similar but was not able. Thank you though for this idea. It looks amazing
Love it! Maybe taking pics might be cool too? Idk
I am sure they loved this lesson. I know I would have.
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