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3 thoughts on “Report from the Field – Melissa Foltz”
Melissa, I too was very overwhelmed with different levels. I got the idea from another teacher to keep a running word document of all the notes and stories that I do with one class. I save one ongoing document for each class. I save the target words and my teacher notes separately by story, but I find having one document for each class helps me remember what I did for each class. If you so desire you can share this document on Google Docs, so the kids can have access if they miss class.
Another option is if kids are higher level and they have iPads, they can type the story up for you to post as you tell it. That way, they’re engaged. They’ll see corrections, and you don’t have to type. They can also add twists later on.
Great ideas. Thanks!!