Rita Dunn, Brett Elizabeth Blake
Teaching Every Child to Read
Innovative and Practical Strategies for K-8 Educators and Caretakers
Rita Dunn, Brett Elizabeth Blake
Teaching Every Child to Read
Innovative and Practical Strategies for K-8 Educators and Caretakers
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Teaching Every Child to Read provides educators and caretakers with a variety of engaging and easy-to-use instructional strategies for students ranging from the primary through middle school grades.
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Teaching Every Child to Read provides educators and caretakers with a variety of engaging and easy-to-use instructional strategies for students ranging from the primary through middle school grades.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: R&L Education
- Seitenzahl: 212
- Erscheinungstermin: 8. Februar 2008
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 352g
- ISBN-13: 9781578867622
- ISBN-10: 1578867622
- Artikelnr.: 23337412
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: R&L Education
- Seitenzahl: 212
- Erscheinungstermin: 8. Februar 2008
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 352g
- ISBN-13: 9781578867622
- ISBN-10: 1578867622
- Artikelnr.: 23337412
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Rita Dunn is coordinator of the Instructional Leadership Doctoral Program at St. John's University.
Chapter 1 Theory Behind the Strategies
Part 1 Introduction to Teaching Every Child to Read
Part 2 Teaching Primary Children to Read (K-2)
Chapter 2 Research Behind the Strategies
Part 3 Encouraging Parents to Reinforce Reading at Home
Chapter 3 Teaching Very Young Children to Read: Getting In-Touch Readiness
Activities
Chapter 4 Teaching Young Children to Read with Kinesthetic Games
Part 4 Teaching Elementary Children to Read (3-5)
Part 5 Teaching Middle School Children to Read (6-8)
Chapter 5 Teaching Young Children to Read by Singing
Chapter 6 Teaching Young Children to Read by Combining Music, Lyrics and
Text
Chapter 7 Teaching Young Children to Read with Tape Recorded Books
Chapter 8 Teaching Young Children to Read with Body Parts
Chapter 9 Teaching Young Children to Read by Baking
Chapter 10 Teaching Young Children to Read by Preparing Them for a Trip or
Vacation
Chapter 11 Teaching Young Children with Everyday Print
Chapter 12 Teaching Elementary Children to Read with Reading is the Answer
Chapter 13 Teaching Elementary Children to Read with Language Games
Chapter 14 Teaching Elementary Children to Read Through Rebus and Rhyme
Chapter 15 Teaching Elementary Children to Read Poetry
Chapter 16 Teaching Elementary Children to Read By Scrap Booking
Chapter 17 Teaching Middle School Children with Cultural Texts
Chapter 18 Teaching Middle School Children to Read with Programmed Learning
Sequences
Chapter 19 Teaching Middle School Children to Read with Small-Group
Strategies
Chapter 20 Teaching Middle School Children to Read with Contract Activity
Packages
Chapter 21 Conclusion: Testing Yourself: A Case Study Review
Part 1 Introduction to Teaching Every Child to Read
Part 2 Teaching Primary Children to Read (K-2)
Chapter 2 Research Behind the Strategies
Part 3 Encouraging Parents to Reinforce Reading at Home
Chapter 3 Teaching Very Young Children to Read: Getting In-Touch Readiness
Activities
Chapter 4 Teaching Young Children to Read with Kinesthetic Games
Part 4 Teaching Elementary Children to Read (3-5)
Part 5 Teaching Middle School Children to Read (6-8)
Chapter 5 Teaching Young Children to Read by Singing
Chapter 6 Teaching Young Children to Read by Combining Music, Lyrics and
Text
Chapter 7 Teaching Young Children to Read with Tape Recorded Books
Chapter 8 Teaching Young Children to Read with Body Parts
Chapter 9 Teaching Young Children to Read by Baking
Chapter 10 Teaching Young Children to Read by Preparing Them for a Trip or
Vacation
Chapter 11 Teaching Young Children with Everyday Print
Chapter 12 Teaching Elementary Children to Read with Reading is the Answer
Chapter 13 Teaching Elementary Children to Read with Language Games
Chapter 14 Teaching Elementary Children to Read Through Rebus and Rhyme
Chapter 15 Teaching Elementary Children to Read Poetry
Chapter 16 Teaching Elementary Children to Read By Scrap Booking
Chapter 17 Teaching Middle School Children with Cultural Texts
Chapter 18 Teaching Middle School Children to Read with Programmed Learning
Sequences
Chapter 19 Teaching Middle School Children to Read with Small-Group
Strategies
Chapter 20 Teaching Middle School Children to Read with Contract Activity
Packages
Chapter 21 Conclusion: Testing Yourself: A Case Study Review
Chapter 1 Theory Behind the Strategies
Part 1 Introduction to Teaching Every Child to Read
Part 2 Teaching Primary Children to Read (K-2)
Chapter 2 Research Behind the Strategies
Part 3 Encouraging Parents to Reinforce Reading at Home
Chapter 3 Teaching Very Young Children to Read: Getting In-Touch Readiness
Activities
Chapter 4 Teaching Young Children to Read with Kinesthetic Games
Part 4 Teaching Elementary Children to Read (3-5)
Part 5 Teaching Middle School Children to Read (6-8)
Chapter 5 Teaching Young Children to Read by Singing
Chapter 6 Teaching Young Children to Read by Combining Music, Lyrics and
Text
Chapter 7 Teaching Young Children to Read with Tape Recorded Books
Chapter 8 Teaching Young Children to Read with Body Parts
Chapter 9 Teaching Young Children to Read by Baking
Chapter 10 Teaching Young Children to Read by Preparing Them for a Trip or
Vacation
Chapter 11 Teaching Young Children with Everyday Print
Chapter 12 Teaching Elementary Children to Read with Reading is the Answer
Chapter 13 Teaching Elementary Children to Read with Language Games
Chapter 14 Teaching Elementary Children to Read Through Rebus and Rhyme
Chapter 15 Teaching Elementary Children to Read Poetry
Chapter 16 Teaching Elementary Children to Read By Scrap Booking
Chapter 17 Teaching Middle School Children with Cultural Texts
Chapter 18 Teaching Middle School Children to Read with Programmed Learning
Sequences
Chapter 19 Teaching Middle School Children to Read with Small-Group
Strategies
Chapter 20 Teaching Middle School Children to Read with Contract Activity
Packages
Chapter 21 Conclusion: Testing Yourself: A Case Study Review
Part 1 Introduction to Teaching Every Child to Read
Part 2 Teaching Primary Children to Read (K-2)
Chapter 2 Research Behind the Strategies
Part 3 Encouraging Parents to Reinforce Reading at Home
Chapter 3 Teaching Very Young Children to Read: Getting In-Touch Readiness
Activities
Chapter 4 Teaching Young Children to Read with Kinesthetic Games
Part 4 Teaching Elementary Children to Read (3-5)
Part 5 Teaching Middle School Children to Read (6-8)
Chapter 5 Teaching Young Children to Read by Singing
Chapter 6 Teaching Young Children to Read by Combining Music, Lyrics and
Text
Chapter 7 Teaching Young Children to Read with Tape Recorded Books
Chapter 8 Teaching Young Children to Read with Body Parts
Chapter 9 Teaching Young Children to Read by Baking
Chapter 10 Teaching Young Children to Read by Preparing Them for a Trip or
Vacation
Chapter 11 Teaching Young Children with Everyday Print
Chapter 12 Teaching Elementary Children to Read with Reading is the Answer
Chapter 13 Teaching Elementary Children to Read with Language Games
Chapter 14 Teaching Elementary Children to Read Through Rebus and Rhyme
Chapter 15 Teaching Elementary Children to Read Poetry
Chapter 16 Teaching Elementary Children to Read By Scrap Booking
Chapter 17 Teaching Middle School Children with Cultural Texts
Chapter 18 Teaching Middle School Children to Read with Programmed Learning
Sequences
Chapter 19 Teaching Middle School Children to Read with Small-Group
Strategies
Chapter 20 Teaching Middle School Children to Read with Contract Activity
Packages
Chapter 21 Conclusion: Testing Yourself: A Case Study Review







