getting PreK-4 readers and writers off to a successful start Tompkins, Gail E. creator text mau Boston, Mass London Allyn and Bacon Pearson Education [distributor] 2011 3rd ed. monographic eng

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xxiv, 391 p. : ill. ; 26 cm. 1. Becoming an effective teacher of reading. Principle 1: Effective teachers understand how children learn -- Principle 2: Effective teachers support children's use of the cueing systems -- Principle 3: Effective teachers create a community of learners -- Principle 4: Effective teachers adopt a balanced approach to instruction -- Principle 5: Effective teachers scaffold children's reading and writing -- Principle 6: Effective teachers organize for literacy instruction -- Principle 7: Effective teachers differentiate instruction -- Principal 8: Effective teachers link instruction and assessment -- Review: How effective teachers teach reading and writing -- 2. Examining children's literacy development. Vignette: Ms. McCloskey's students become readers and writers -- Nurturing children's oral language development -- Fostering an interest in literacy -- How children develop as readers and writers -- Review: How effective teachers support children's literacy development -- 3. Assessing children's literacy development. Vignette: Mrs. McNeal conducts second-quarter assessments -- Classroom-based reading assessment -- Portfolio assessment -- High-stakes testing -- Review: How effective teachers assess children's literacy development -- 4. Cracking the alphabetic code. Vignette: Mrs. Firpo teaches phonics -- Phonemic awareness -- Phonics -- Review: How effective teachers assist children in "cracking the code" -- 5. Learning to spell. Vignette: Mrs. Zumwalt differentiates spelling instruction -- Stages of spelling development -- Teaching spelling -- Review: How effective teachers teach spelling -- 6. Developing fluent readers and writers. Vignette: Ms. Williams teaches high-frequency words -- Reading fluency -- Writing fluency -- Review: How effective teachers develop fluent readers and writers -- 7. Building children's word knowledge. Vignette: Mr. Wagner teaches vocabulary -- Children's vocabulary knowledge -- Word-study concepts -- Teaching children about words -- Review: How effective teachers build children's word knowledge -- 8. Facilitating children's comprehension: reader factors. Vignette: Third graders become strategic readers -- What is comprehension? -- Teaching about reader factors -- Review: How effective teachers facilitate children's comprehension -- 9. Facilitating children's comprehension: text factors. Vignette: Fourth graders learn about frogs -- Text factors of stories -- Text factors of informational books -- Text factors of poetry -- Teaching about text factors -- Review: How effective teachers facilitate children's comprehension -- 10. Scaffolding children's reading development. Vignette: Mrs. Ohashi uses the reading process -- The reading process -- Organizing for instruction -- Review: How effective teachers scaffold children's reading development -- 11. Scaffolding children's writing development. Vignette: First graders participate in writing workshop -- The writing process -- Teaching writing -- The writing process in action -- Review: How effective teachers scaffold children's writing development -- 12. Integrating literacy into thematic units. Vignette: Third graders create multigenre projects -- Connecting reading and writing -- Demonstrating learning -- Thematic units -- Review: How effective teachers integrate literacy into thematic units. adult Gail E. Tompkins. Includes bibliographical references (p. 375-386) and index. Literacy Study and teaching (Elementary) Language arts (Preschool) Language arts (Elementary) Language arts (Early childhood) Children Language Child development LB1576 .T6575 2011 372.6044 TGT 9780137027873 (pbk.) 0137027877 (pbk.) 2010284598 UKM 110105 20150408114147.0 16599258