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 K-W-L
(What I know, what I want
to know, what I learned)
http://teach.fcps.net/talk/lesson_display.asp?lessonID=76
 A
good reader is someone who thinks before, during, and after their
reading experience. This lesson is going to provide an opportunity for
the reader to interact with an online magazine article about Orcas. The
student will be responsible for completing a K-W-L chart either online
or as a handout. The purpose of this lesson is to teach students the
importance of activating prior knowledge while reading.
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Submitted to TALK by: Nathan Cornett
- Grade Levels: Primary Intermediate
- Technology Tools: Internet
- Content Area(s): Language Arts
- Keyword: KWL
We would love to include your technology based literacy
activities on this site as well! If you would like to submit your own
lessons, use our submission
page, or you can contact Adam
Brewer by email for assistance with any part of the site.
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The Literary Book Club
is all new! You can find the new site at http://teach.fcps.net/lbc.
We have made some major changes based on your feedback. Changes for
students include the ability to...
- Upload pictures with book reviews.
- Save work, so students can return later to finish
Grade-level appropriate writing prompts and examples
have been added to each step to help students and teachers better
understand the process. We are working on a live chat where classes
across the district can meet and discuss the books they have read and
possibly meet with local guest authors.
Changes for teachers and guest include:
- Teacher approval of student submissions.
- Teacher comments for suggestions, encouragement,
even grading (only visible to the student submitter).
- Guest comments (so Grandma in Florida can say
some nice things about their grandchild's work!)
In order to use these new features teachers and
students must register to be a part of the club - click on the Teacher
Resources link on the left. There you will find the Teacher
Registration link, and a link to more detailed directions for using
the Literary Book Club. If you have any questions, there is a Contact
Us link on every page with information on who helps to operate the
LBC. You can also email Adam Brewer, Project Coordinator (abrewer@fayette.k12.ky.us)
with questions. If you need help getting started, your school's Technology
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