Transcription of 1. About Interactive Writing
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1. About InteractiveWritingWhat single teaching method can be used tosupport the development of phonological skillsand help children attach meaning to print? Howcan teachers develop a lesson that allows wholegroup instruction and individual attention at thesame time? How can the teacher practice skillswithout losing the excitement and enthusiasm ofthe class? How can we learn to read and write andstill have fun? The answer to these questions isinteractive Writing is a cooperative event in whichteacher and children jointly compose and write only do they share the decision About what theyare going to write, they also share the duties ofscribe. The teacher uses the Interactive Writing session to model reading and Writing strategiesas he or she engages children in creating text. Interactive Writing can be used to demonstrate concepts About print, develop strategies, andlearn how words work. It provides children with opportunities to hear sounds in words andconnect those sounds with corresponding letters.
Activities INTERACTIVE WRITING & INTERACTIVE EDITING 25 Goal Students will point to each word as it is read orally. Areas of Study Language Arts, Social Studies Interactive Writing Type Negotiation
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