Choice Literacy Articles & Videos
The Choice Literacy library contains over 3,000 articles and 900 videos from 150+ contributors. Classic Classroom and Literacy Leadership subscribers have access to the entire library. Content is updated continuously, with five to six new features published each week.
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The Choice Literacy Book Club discusses Neville by Norton Juster and G. Brian Karas.
Leigh Anne Eck provides a guide to customize an end-of-year reflection for students.
End-of-Year Reflection is the theme of this week’s newsletter.
Leigh Anne Eck provides a guide to developing an End-of-Year Reflection for students to consider their own growth, as well as offer advice regarding curriculum and instruction.
Bitsy Parks offers key end-of-the year activities that allow students to reflect and notice their identities, growth, and community as readers and writers.
Melanie Quinn shares a fun activity to help current students share advice for next year’s class.
Jen Schwanke shares insights about leading a school with hope and grace during COVID.
Hidden Treasures During Pandemic Teaching is the theme of this week’s newsletter.
Gwen Blumberg teaches an asynchronous lesson for a spelling strategy.
Tara Barnett and Kate Mills consider the power of asynchronous lessons in creating a student-centered learning environment.
Gretchen Schroeder makes the leap to digital notebooks and finds new life in a tried-and-true practice.
Dana Murphy candidly discusses keeping a positive mindset and approaching her students with an abundance of grace.
Hidden Treasures During Pandemic Teaching is the theme of this week’s newsletter.
Julianne Houser meets with a small group of fifth graders to help them build skills for tracking thinking.
Dana Murphy outlines the teaching practices that she learned from remote teaching and plans to carry with her upon returning to a physical classroom.
Mandy Robek adjusts her mindset of preparing her classroom according to COVID guidelines and discovers an open heart and mind as she prepares a “minimalist classroom.”
The Choice Literacy Book Club discusses Little Brown by Marla Frazee.
Mandy Robek discusses word work on the podcast.
Word Work is the theme of this week’s newsletter.
Heather Fisher describes the process of integrating sight word work into the existing curriculum.
Mandy Robek shares the tools she uses to transition students to more conventional spelling.
Hayley Whitaker’s kindergartners spend their transition time learning sight words.
Building Empathy Through Reading is the theme of this week’s newsletter.
Matt Renwick discusses empowering readers on the podcast.
Sara Kajder discusses empowering readers on the podcast.
Empowering Readers (Part 2) is the theme of this week’s newsletter.
Mark Levine explores ways to cultivate empathy by sharing texts with multiple perspectives on the same event in his middle school social studies class.
Nawal Qarooni shares three gorgeously varied picture books and guiding questions designed to cultivate an inquisitive stance and informed empathy in students.
Leigh Anne Eck personifies her classroom library by sharing the lessons it whispers when we take the time to listen. This is a practical guide to keeping your classroom library timely and relevant.
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