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Understanding Fictional Texts Using Illustrations and Visual Cues
Consider for a moment trying to teach a young student a factually based concept using only pictures and visual cues. It would be difficult at best, assuming the student had prior knowledge of the topic being explained, and near impossible if working with a student possessing little or no background experience with the information. Now imagine trying to tell a fictional story to that same student using nothing but pictures and visual cues. The task seems far less daunting. The purpose of this te
Grades:
K - 2nd
Trio Seating Chart
Use this color-coded seating chart to create both homogenous and heterogeneous grouping for your students. Depending on your class needs, each color should represent a student's skill level. For example, blue is where mastery students are seated while purple is where students who require additional support are seated. During independent work, you can pull all your purple students to provide scaffolding, more modeling, etc.Note: You can easily edit colors and make changes to match slide to the la
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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