Review and Routines First 15 Days (3rd Grade)

what skills are helpful during Reader’s Workshop?

• Be able to listen and talk to others, be able to look at the speaker.

• Be able to read, be able to write, be able to look at books.

• Be able to turn a book, Be able to open a book, Be able to close a book.

• Be able to follow directions, listen actively, be able to share and talk about your books.

what skills are helpful to be an ACTIVE LISTENER?

• Look at the speaker, eat quickly so they don't see you, go quickly to the restroom and come back quietly.

• Eyes on the speaker, quiet body, appropriate expressions, be patient while the speaker chooses what to say, think carefully about what the speaker is saying.

• Eyes on the students in the virtual classroom, think about what you did on the weekend, drink juice that doesn't have added sugar.

• Look at the speaker , type your answers in the chat, mute and unmute yourself when appropriately, finish your homework on time.

Why is it important to be patient?

• Because by being patient you give the speaker time to choose what to say. .

• to be helpful to others

• to be kind to others.

• to let people speak

Choose the skills needed to have a respectful conversation.

• Make eye contact with the speaker. Shift body towards speaker.

• Use appropriate facial expressions. Say something meaningful.

• Be a polite and thoughtful speaker.

• Use stems when appropriate. (Example: I agree/

  disagree with you because…)

• be on time to your Zoom Meeting

When determining the author's purpose, a reader would identify the purpose as

• Persuade, Sing, Dance

• Persuade, Inform, Draw

• Inform, give directions

• Persuade, Inform, Entertain

• like or enjoy reading