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James Joshua Coleman; Maia Sheppard – Social Studies and the Young Learner, 2024
Embracing the call to reimagine education, the authors discuss "restorying"--a speculative form of storytelling--to advance insurgent pedagogies and LGBTQ+ wisdom within social studies education, particularly within anti-LGBTQ+ elementary contexts. In this article, the authors first define "restorying" and detail how it…
Descriptors: LGBTQ People, Elementary Education, Social Studies, Teaching Methods
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Ermerawati, Anesti Budi – Elementary School Forum (Mimbar Sekolah Dasar), 2019
Doing national program so called School Literacy Movement (GLS), classes are expected to do 15-minute regular reading activity every day; including English classes in elementary schools. Witnessing that some classes are having limited English story books to read as well as ready-to-use follow-up activities, this article proposes reading activities…
Descriptors: Second Language Learning, English (Second Language), Reading Motivation, Reading Habits
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Campbell, Terry; Hlusek, Michelle – Reading Teacher, 2015
In the classroom experiences described in this article, grade three students were introduced to storytelling through the interactive read aloud of a mentor text and a storytelling demonstration, followed by daily collaborative activities involving listening, speaking, reading, and writing, culminating in dramatic storytelling performances. The…
Descriptors: Story Telling, Reading Fluency, Elementary School Students, Grade 3
Kosanovich, Marcia; Weinstein, Connie; Goldman, Elizabeth – Center on Instruction, 2009
This guide was produced by the Center on Instruction for technical assistance providers and others who work with state education leaders to improve reading achievement among elementary school students. It describes a suite of "Student Center Activities" (SCAs) designed to offer K-5 classroom teachers a wide range of activities that can…
Descriptors: Elementary School Students, Elementary School Teachers, Directed Reading Activity, Reading Instruction
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Jewett, Pamela – Journal of Children's Literature, 2011
Children's literature can broaden and enhance readers' views of themselves and others. When children's literature from abroad as well as from the United States is incorporated into the literacy practices of a first grade class, the potential exists to widen the children's perspectives of the world and build insights about others. Additionally…
Descriptors: Childrens Literature, Stereotypes, Grade 1, Cultural Pluralism
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Guastello, E. Francine; Lenz, Claire – Reading Teacher, 2005
Guided reading is a major component of a comprehensive or balanced reading program. Most teachers understand the value of guided reading in the classroom but have difficulty managing effective implementation. They often ask, "What will the other students be doing when I am working with a guided reading group, and how do I manage all the children…
Descriptors: Elementary School Students, Accountability, Directed Reading Activity, Reading Programs
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Avalos, Mary A.; Plasencia, Alina; Chavez, Celina; Rascon, Josefa – Reading Teacher, 2007
Guided reading is an important component of a comprehensive literacy program. Using this approach to reading instruction is beneficial to all students, including English-language learners (ELLs). While guided reading is generally used in the early elementary grades, this approach is recommended for ELLs of all ages when appropriate methods and…
Descriptors: Literacy, Language Skills, Reading Instruction, English (Second Language)