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BVSD Literacy Support Levels

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Little <strong>Support</strong><br />

Medium <strong>Support</strong><br />

High <strong>Support</strong><br />

<strong>BVSD</strong>’s Evidence Based Balanced <strong>Literacy</strong> Instruction Chart<br />

Level of <strong>Support</strong> Level Choice Teaching<br />

Teacher Behaviors<br />

Approaches*<br />

Reading<br />

Demonstrate grade level proficiency of reading and writing –<br />

clear think out louds<br />

Demonstration Read as a reader, not a teacher (Transparent thinking)<br />

Reading<br />

Pre-read texts to identify key thinking points<br />

(Whole class/<br />

Share the what and why for the decision-making process<br />

Grade Level<br />

Small group)<br />

Focus on all skills and strategies, but may highlight a<br />

To &<br />

technique within the entire reading/writing process<br />

Students Above Texts Interactive Pre-read texts to strategically identify key discussion points to<br />

Reading<br />

facilitate deeper meaning making<br />

Engage students prior to reading with comments and<br />

(Whole class/ questions that set a purpose for reading the text<br />

Small group)<br />

Use turn and talks during the text to facilitate meaning<br />

Discuss text after reading to extend meaning<br />

Select a text that offers many learning opportunities<br />

Grade Level<br />

Shared Provide voice support as needed (Not always constant)<br />

&<br />

Reading Facilitate all students having eyes on print<br />

Extend students understandings of the reading process<br />

Above Texts (Small group/<br />

whole class)<br />

Engage students in actively reading along<br />

Select text that is well matched to the instructional reading<br />

Reading<br />

level range and the needs of the group<br />

Provide a text orientation that includes the overall meaning of<br />

the piece, and language and text features<br />

With<br />

Guided Reading Engage students in talk focused on meaning of text<br />

Students Instructional<br />

Sample reading from students and prompt for strategic<br />

(One-one/<br />

Level Texts<br />

behavior while all students read simultaneously<br />

small group)<br />

No Round Robin or Popcorn reading<br />

Teach, prompt and reinforce for inferential and analytical<br />

questioning<br />

Conduct a comprehension conversation after reading<br />

Show how words work for 2-3 minutes at the end<br />

Choose word work specific to demands of text level not solely<br />

from the text<br />

Reading<br />

By<br />

Students<br />

Independent<br />

Level Texts<br />

(Independent<br />

DRA2 Level)<br />

Independent<br />

Reading<br />

(Individual/<br />

Daily Five)<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

Monitor book choices for independent text level with just<br />

enough challenge to provide practice opportunities for<br />

students<br />

Conduct running records, conference and listen to students<br />

read<br />

Set goals with students to practice for improved proficiency<br />

<strong>Support</strong>ive Professional Resources<br />

<strong>Literacy</strong> Journey - <strong>BVSD</strong><br />

Explaining Reading by - Gerald Duffy<br />

The Whole Story - B. Cambourne<br />

Reading for Meaning - D. Miller<br />

Strategies That Work – Harvey & Goudvis<br />

Teaching for Comprehending and Fluency: Thinking,<br />

Talking & Writing About Reading - Fountas & Pinnell<br />

Mosaic of Thought – Keene & Zimmerman<br />

The Kindergarten Book – Marilyn Duncan<br />

Reading Essentials – Regie Routman<br />

Comprehension Tool Kit – Harvey & Goudvis<br />

Toolkit Texts – selected by Harvey & Goudvis<br />

CAFÉ – Gail Boushey & Joan Moser<br />

First Steps 2 nd Edition Reading Resource Book<br />

First Steps 2 nd Edition Reading Map of Development<br />

Overall Reading Titles:<br />

Fountas and Pinnell:<br />

The Continuum of <strong>Literacy</strong> Learning<br />

When Readers Struggle: Teaching That Works<br />

Prompting Guide 1 & 2: A Tool for <strong>Literacy</strong> Teachers<br />

Other Titles:<br />

Comprehension Through Conversation – Maria<br />

Nichols<br />

The Next Step in Guided Reading – Jan Richardson<br />

First Steps 2 nd Edition Reading Resource Book<br />

First Steps 2 nd Edition Reading Map of Development<br />

What Really Matters in Fluency – Richard Allington<br />

What Really Matters for Struggling Readers – Richard<br />

Allington<br />

Word Work Specific Titles:<br />

Phonics Lessons: Letters, Words, and How They Work<br />

– Fountas & Pinnell<br />

Phonics They Use – Patricia Cunningham<br />

Making Words – Patricia Cunningham<br />

Word Journeys: Assessment Guided Phonics, Spelling,<br />

and Vocabulary Instruction – Kathy Ganske<br />

Word Sorts and More – Kathy Ganske<br />

Word Matters: Teaching Phonics and Spelling in the<br />

Reading/Writing Classroom – Fountas & Pinnell<br />

Daily Five - Gail Boushey & Joan Moser<br />

The Kindergarten Book – Marilyn Duncan<br />

The First Six Weeks of School – Paula Denton<br />

*Teachers adjust level of support or teaching approach based on responses of students throughout the teaching episode.


Little <strong>Support</strong><br />

Medium <strong>Support</strong><br />

High <strong>Support</strong><br />

Level of <strong>Support</strong> Level Choice Teaching<br />

Approaches*<br />

Writing<br />

To<br />

Students<br />

Writing<br />

With<br />

Students<br />

Writing<br />

By<br />

Students<br />

Grade Level<br />

&<br />

Above Texts<br />

Grade Level<br />

&<br />

Above Texts<br />

Instructional<br />

Level Texts<br />

Independent<br />

Level Texts<br />

Writing<br />

Demonstration<br />

(Whole class/<br />

Small group)<br />

Community<br />

Writing:<br />

Shared/<br />

Interactive<br />

Writing<br />

(Small group/<br />

whole class)<br />

Guided Writing<br />

(One-one/<br />

small group)<br />

Independent<br />

Writing<br />

(Individual/<br />

Daily Five)<br />

<strong>BVSD</strong>’s Evidence Based Balanced <strong>Literacy</strong> Instruction Chart<br />

Teacher Behaviors<br />

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Demonstrate grade level proficiency of writing – clear think<br />

out louds (Teacher’s message – not students’)<br />

Write as a writer, not a teacher (Transparent thinking)<br />

Share the what and the why for the decision-making process<br />

Plan for entry points from the most struggling to the most<br />

proficient level learners<br />

Focus on all skills and strategies but may highlight a technique<br />

within the entire writing process (Planning through publishing)<br />

Serve as a scribe for the construction of the text<br />

Interactive only: Share the pen with students during key<br />

teaching points surrounding letters, parts of words or<br />

complete words<br />

Lead a group composition of the text (Shared Message)<br />

Serve as a medium while navigating the entire writing process<br />

including publishing, and sharing with intended audiences<br />

Clarify the message of the text and support its organization<br />

Reread the text frequently during its construction<br />

o Model meaning making and revision<br />

o Create another text for independent reading<br />

Add text to classroom library or post it as a resource<br />

Organize groups to provide intentional support based on the<br />

ongoing evaluation of daily student writing<br />

Provide explicit instruction in a particular area of writing<br />

o Proofreading, revision, planning, spelling, etc<br />

Use a teach, prompt and reinforce method to promote<br />

students doing most of the learning work and foster<br />

independence<br />

Assess by observing, asking questions and taking notes<br />

Note: Dictated writing is a form of guided writing in which the<br />

teacher supports student writing with tools such as Elkonin Boxes.<br />

This format is supportive for oral language development, solving<br />

words in context and checking their work<br />

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Set goals with students to practice to improve proficiency<br />

Provide practice sorts that have been taught<br />

Allow for work on assigned or free choice pieces<br />

Promote students working through the entire writing process<br />

including publishing and sharing with intended audiences<br />

<strong>Support</strong>ive Professional Resources<br />

<strong>Literacy</strong> Journey - <strong>BVSD</strong><br />

The Continuum of <strong>Literacy</strong> Learning - Fountas &<br />

Pinnell<br />

The Whole Story- B. Cambourne<br />

Writing Instruction K-6 – Jan Turbill & Wendy Bean<br />

Craft Lessons: Teaching Writing K-8 – Ralph Fletcher<br />

Writing Essentials – Regie Routman<br />

First Steps 2 nd Edition Writing Resource Book<br />

First Steps 2 nd Edition Writing Map of Development<br />

Overall Writing Titles:<br />

Fountas and Pinnell:<br />

The Continuum of <strong>Literacy</strong> Learning<br />

When Readers Struggle: Teaching That Works<br />

Prompting Guide 1 & 2: A Tool for <strong>Literacy</strong> Teachers<br />

Other Authors:<br />

Writing Instruction K-6 – Jan Turbill & Wendy Bean<br />

Interactive Writing: How Language and <strong>Literacy</strong> Come<br />

Together, K-2 – McCarrier & Pinnell<br />

Units of Study for Primary Writing – Lucy Calkins<br />

Craft Lessons: Teaching Writing K-8 – Ralph Fletcher<br />

What a Writer Needs – Ralph Fletcher<br />

Writing Workshop: The Essential Guide – R. Fletcher<br />

The Writing Workshop – Katie Wood Ray<br />

Writing Essentials – Regie Routman<br />

First Steps 2 nd Edition Writing Resource Book<br />

First Steps 2 nd Edition Writing Map of Development<br />

A Fresh Look at Writing – Donald Graves<br />

Word Work Specific Titles:<br />

Fountas and Pinnell:<br />

Word Matters<br />

Phonics Lessons: Letters, Words, and How They Work<br />

Other Authors:<br />

Breaking the Code- Richard Gentry<br />

The Science of Spelling – Richard Gentry<br />

Phonics They Use – Patricia Cunningham<br />

Making Words – Patricia Cunningham<br />

Word Journeys – Kathy Ganske<br />

Word Sorts and More – Kathy Ganske<br />

Daily Five - Gail Boushey & Joan Moser<br />

The Kindergarten Book – Marilyn Duncan<br />

The First Six Weeks of School – Paula Denton<br />

*Teachers adjust level of support or teaching approach based on responses of students throughout the teaching episode.<br />

District adopted resources, Being a Writer, Words Their Way, Sitton Spelling, also serve to support <strong>BVSD</strong>’s Evidence Based Instruction.

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