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 Upcoming Workshops

Franki Sibberson
Daily Assessment in Reading Instruction
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Kendallville, IN
Grades 2-6
This workshop will explore strategies for embedding assessment in all that you do in the classroom. Strategies for daily and ongoing assessments, and ways to generate grades, as well as student goal setting will be shared.

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All Write!!! Consortium...
  teaching the writer, 
     not the writing...
             teaching the reader, 
                          not the book...

                                                                                            

 
 

 Get presenter handouts for summer institute here!

 Contact Information

Name: Mindy Hoffar

Phone: 260-349-2200

Email: mhoffar@eastnoble.net

 Primary Reading Workshop at Akron Elementary--Nov. 5

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 All Write!!! Consortium Member School Districts

Bremen Public Schools
Central Noble Community Schools
Coldwater Community Schools
DeKalb County Central United
East Noble School Corporation
Elkhart Community Schools
Ft. Wayne Community Schools
Garrett Keyser Butler Schools
Goshen Community Schools
Hamilton Community Schools
Homer Community Schools
Imagine Schools, Ft. Wayne
Lakeland School Corporation
Manchester Community Schools
Middlebury Schools
MSD Steuben County
MSD Wabash Schools
Peru Community Schools
Prairie Heights Community Schools
Quincy Community Schools
Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation
Union-North United School Corporation
Wa-Nee Community Schools
Warsaw Community Schools
Wawasee Community Schools
West Noble School Corporation
Whitko Community Schools
Whitley County Consolidated Schools

 Great Literacy Websites

  Mrs. Hayden's reading and writing workshop site
  Mrs. Newingham's reading and writing workshop
  Mary Helen's book picks
  Two Writing Teachers
  The Inside Story--Literacy at East Noble
  Mrs. Meacham's first grade
  How to Write Feature Articles in Middle School