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Units of Study -- Reading and Writing Workshop
Units of Study -- Reading and Writing Workshop
At the Columbus School District, we utilize an instructional model known as Readers or Writers Workshop. Within this framework, readers and writers, receive ample time and choice for reading and writing. Teachers teach the skills and strategies that proficient readers and writers use, and students have an opportunity to practice with those skills and strategies independently and with support from their teacher. Support comes during the heart of the workshop through small groups, partnerships and individual conferring. Readers and writers are able to meet with their teacher to create goals, receive clear feedback, and use strategies. The goal is that all students become lifelong readers and writers who are able to think critically about the world around them!
Please use this link to access the Teachers College Reading and Writing Project Family Video Collections.
Please use this link to access the Teachers College Reading and Writing Project Family Video Collections.
If you have questions about your child's reading or writing, Teachers College Reading and Writing Project will be hosting open Office Hours for families. Grade K-2 will be on Wednesday nights and Grade 3-8 will be held on Thursday night at 8:00 PM EST. Use this link to sign up for those Office Hours.
The Reading Workshop Framework
The Reading Workshop Framework
Are you helping students set up a virtual reading environment? Readers need the following:
A consistent spot and time for reading each day
A stack of books or access to a device that has books
K-5 readers, a stuffed animal or squishy to act as a "reading partner"
Post-it notes or a notebook for writing about reading
The Writing Workshop Framework
The Writing Workshop Framework
Are you helping students set up a virtual writing environment? Writers need the following:
A consistent spot and time for writing each day
A notebook or writing paper or device
A copy of the writing process (see below)
K-2 writers, access to snap word booklets
Fun pens and post-it notes
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