questions: • Which routines and tasks in these classroom excerpts allowed children to engage in

After reviewing the video, you will provide a 3-5 page summary of your thought of these videos an there efforts to support reading. Links Needed. https://www.learner.org/series/teaching-reading-k-2-workshop/word-study-and-fluency/ https://www.learner.org/series/teaching-reading-k-2-workshop/connecting-school-and-home/ Watch video one Creating a Literature community and  answer the following: After viewing the classroom excerpts, consider these questions: • Which routines and tasks in these classroom excerpts allowed children to engage in purposeful reading and writing? • How did the routines maximize students’ time to read and write? • How did the classroom environment support effective use of the routines? • What might you take back to your classroom after watching these excerpts? • What can you learn about students’ literacy development by observing their participation in classroom routines? Optional Viewing (approximate times: 41:45–47:05): Find this segment After watching this video answer the following questions. After viewing the kindergarten classes, consider these questions: • How did the kindergarten teachers, Sheila Owens and John Sinnett, incorporate elements of emergent literacy in their lessons? Which elements were the primary focus of the lessons? • What part did oral language play in both classrooms? • How did each teacher use the word wall to support word study? • What were examples of planned, explicit instruction in these excerpts? What were examples of opportunistic instruction? • Both kindergarten teachers used whole-class instruction for their word study lessons. How did it meet the needs of all students? After watching the video segment, consider these questions: • How did the workshop participants’ perceptions of parent responsibilities compare with your own? What would you add to their list? • Workshop participants emphasized the importance of communication to support home-school partnerships. How do you communicate wit

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h your students’ parents or caregivers? What information do you share about school practices? After reviewing the video, you will provide a 3-5 page summary of your thought of these videos an there efforts to support reading. Watch video one Creating a Literature community and  answer the following: After viewing the classroom excerpts, consider these questions: • Which routines and tasks in these classroom excerpts allowed children to engage in purposeful reading and writing? • How did the routines maximize students’ time to read and write? • How did the classroom environment support effective use of the routines? • What might you take back to your classroom after watching these excerpts? • What can you learn about students’ literacy development by observing their participation in classroom routines? Optional Viewing (approximate times: 41:45–47:05): Find this segment After watching this video answer the following questions. After viewing the kindergarten classes, consider these questions: • How did the kindergarten teachers, Sheila Owens and John Sinnett, incorporate elements of emergent literacy in their lessons? Which elements were the primary focus of the lessons? • What part did oral language play in both classrooms? • How did each teacher use the word wall to support word study? • What were examples of planned, explicit instruction in these excerpts? What were examples of opportunistic instruction? • Both kindergarten teachers used whole-class instruction for their word study lessons. How did it meet the needs of all students? After watching the video segment, consider these questions: • How did the workshop participants’ perceptions of parent responsibilities compare with your own? What would you add to their list? • Workshop participants emphasized the importance of communication to support home-school partnerships. How do you communicate with your students’ parents or caregivers? What information do you share about school practices?

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