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Professional Development
These are the various books that I have read and
studied on literacy instruction, small-group teaching, and other
topics. I have arranged them by category. You can click on the
thumbnail picture to go to the book's Amazon.com page to read more
about it.
Reading
and Writing:
Mosaic
of Thought: The Power of Comprehension Strategy Instruction by
Ellin Oliver Keene and Susan Zimmerman
Word Matters: Teaching Phonics and Spelling
in the Reading/Writing Classroom by Gay Su Pinnell and Irene C.
Fountas
Strategies That Work: Teaching Comprehension
for Understanding and Engagement (2nd ed.) by
Stephanie Harvey and Anne Goudvis
Interactive Writing: How Language & Literacy
Come Together, K-2 by Andrea McCarrier, Gay Su Pinnell, and
Irene C. Fountas
The Teacher’s Guide to Building Blocks: A
Developmentally Appropriate, Multilevel Framework for Kindergarten
by Dorothy P. Hall and Elaine Williams
Guided
Reading: Good First Teaching for All Children
by Irene C. Fountas and Gay Su Pinnell
Phonics They Use: Words for Reading and Writing (Fourth Edition) by
Patricia M. Cunningham
Classrooms That Work: They Can All Read and
Write by Patricia M. Cunningham and Richard L. Allington
Month by Month
Reading, Writing, and Phonics for
Kindergarten: Systematic, Multilevel Instruction by Dorothy P.
Hall and Patricia M. Cunningham
Kid Writing: A Systematic Approach to
Phonics, Journals, and Writing Workshop (Second Edition) by
Eileen G. Feldgus, Ed.D., and Isabell Cardonick, M.Ed.
Interactive Charts: Shared Reading for Kindergarten and First Grade
by Dorothy P. Hall and Karen L. Loman
NO IMAGE -- Writing Mini-Lessons for Kindergarten by
Dorothy P. Hall and Elaine Williams
Growing Up Writing: Mini-lessons for
Emergent and Beginning Writers by Connie Campbell Dierking and
Sherra Ann Jones
Making Words: Multilevel, Hands-On,
Developmentally Appropriate Spelling and Phonics Activities by
Patricia M. Cunningham and Dorothy P. Hall
Teaching for Comprehension in Reading Grades
K-2: Strategies for Helping Children Read With Ease, Confidence, and
Understanding by Gay Su Pinnell and Patricia L. Scharer
Reading
with Meaning:
Teaching Comprehension in the Primary Grades by Debbie
Miller
Word
Walls:
Teaching
Reading
and Writing With Word Walls: Easy Lessons and Fresh Ideas for
Creating Interactive Word Walls That Build Literacy Skills by
Janiel M. Wagstaff
Making Word Walls Work: A Complete
Systematic Guide, With Routines, Grade-Perfect Word Lists, and
Reproducible Word Cards to Help All Children Master High-Frequency
Words by Judy Lynch
Making Your Word Wall More Interactive
by Trisha Callella
Morning
Meeting:
The Morning Meeting Book by Roaxann
Kriete with contributions by Lynn Bechtel (This goes all the way
from K-middle school)
Organization and Classroom Management:
Conscious Discipline by Dr. Becky A.
Bailey
Spaces and Places by Debbie Diller
Parents and Teachers Working Together by
Carol Davis and Alice Yang
Classroom Management in Photographs:
Full-Color Photographs With Teacher Descriptions and Insights About
What Really Works by Maria L. Chang
Classroom Routines That Really Work for PreK
and Kindergarten by Kathleen Hayes and Renee Creange
Teaching Effective Classroom Routines:
Establish Structure in the Classroom to Foster Children’s Learning –
From the First Day of School and All Through the Year by
Deborah Diffily and Charlotte Sassman
Multisensory
Strategies: Lessons and Classroom Management Techniques to Reach and
Teach All Learners (Multisensory Strategies and Explicit Structures
to Reach and Teach All) by Edgar McIntosh and Marilu Peck
I Teach Kindergarten! by Peggy
Campbell-Rush
Small-Group Instruction and Centers:
Making the Most of Small Groups:
Differentiation for All by Debbie Diller
Literacy Work Stations: Making Centers Work
by Debbie Diller
How to Differentiate Instruction in
Mixed-Ability Classrooms (2nd ed.) by Carol Ann
Tomlinson
What Are the Other Kids Doing? …(While You
Teach Small Groups) by Donna Marriott
Wonderful Rooms Where Children Can Bloom!
by Dr. Jean R. Feldman (This book also has sections on room set-up,
games, and a few other things, but the center activities part is
best in my opinion.)
“Brain-based” Learning:
Brain Compatible Strategies (2nd
ed.) by Eric Jensen
Becoming a “Wiz” at Brain-Based Teaching
by Marilee Sprenger

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