The Kineo School parent education January 23, 2017

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The Kineo School parent education January 23, 2017 Welcome! The Kineo School parent education January 23, 2017

Growing a reader Introduction Seeing your child as a reader Reading starts with decoding, right? Reading is thinking Reading in the Wild Reading realities Choosing books Question and answer Feedback

Introduction Mini-lessons Guided practice Check-in

Seeing your child as a reader Bonnie Campbell-Hill’s reading continuum

Reading starts with decoding, right? Kids most often view themselves as readers when they can “say the words” Strategies that we have introduced in class Eagle Eye Lips the Fish Chunky Monkey Stretchy Snake Skippy the Frog Flippy the Dolphin

Reading is Thinking Strategies that Work by Stephanie Harvey and Anne Goudvis, Reading with Meaning by Debbie Miller, the literacy work of Regie Routmann Connections (text to self, text to text, and text to world) and Schema (your background knowledge) Asking questions Visualizing and inferring Determining importance Summarizing and synthesizing

Reading in the Wild Donalyn Miller, reading teacher and author of The Book Whisperer and Reading in the Wild Most effective way to become a better reader Staying a reader Communities of readers Models of readers Book choice

Choosing books I PICK Purpose – Why am I reading this book? Interest – Do I want to read this book? Comprehension – Does it make sense? (How will I enjoy this book?) Know – Do I know most of the words? (The ABCs and 123s of reading levels)

Reading realities Not enough time Hard to find “just right” books Too many other interests “I hate this.” Now what?

Q&A What are your questions? Your turn – conversation starters Do you consider yourself a reader? What is working for you and your child with reading? What’s your biggest reading challenge right now? What are some of your child’s favorite books? When do you find time to read?

Feedback What was helpful? What was not helpful? What do you still want to know? Email Jodi@kineoschool.org or Lindsey@kineoschool.org and let us know! Thanks so much!