1. Literacy for All What can it look like in junior/senior high school?

2. 2 http://abliteracyforall.wikispaces.com

3. 3 http://education.alberta.ca/teachers/program/literacy.aspx

5. Putting the Pieces Together: Engaging All Students in Self-Selected Reading Getting Started! Inclusive Education Alberta Education

6. “If I were required to establish guidelines for quantity, I would recommend at least 500 different books in every classroom.” ~ Richard L. Allington What Really Matters for Struggling Readers: Designing Research-Based Programs

7. Self-Selected Reading Includes… Teacher read-alouds Mini lessons Students choose and read independently (with peers or with adult support) Student-teacher conferences about reading Sharing T ask

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9. Print Books Wordless Books Picture Books Graphic Novels Tactile Books Object Books Comic Books Pop-Up Books T ools

13. Create comics to document learning experiences and help students process learning. http://plasq.com/education Comic Life T ools

14. Comic Life http://plasq.com/education Engages students through thinking, creating and writing Visual images convey meaning to a story or topic Sequencing promotes understanding Enriches reading, writing, and thinking T ools

15. Creating PowerPoint Books All About Bentley! Our Trip to the Zoo Signs of Spring… T ools

16. http://atto.buffalo.edu/registered/ Tutorials/talkingBooks/ppt_ace.pdf T ools

17. relate to real life events help build memories so students can recall past experiences Language experience books are appropriate for readers of all ages and all ability levels because they:

18. become a focus for communication about an event or topic build communication, social interaction and language skills are fun to share with peers and others!

19. Class Created PowerPoint Books T ools

21. Conferences and Sharing Turn and Talk Star on a Sticky Peer Interview