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 \nCuisenaire  \nISBN 0-7406-1766-4·ETA 60286  \nETA/Cuisenaire·Vernon Hills,IL60061-1862  \n800-445-5985·www.etacuisenaire.com  \n◎ ETA/Cuisenaire⑧  \nAll rights reserved.  \nWritten by:Stephanie Herbek  \nEdited by:Alison Rooney,Betty Hey,Kim O'Brien,Mary Watanabe  \nCover designed by:Dan Edge  \nInterior designed by:Jeff Kelley  \nllustrated by:Aleksey Ivanov  \nAll rights reserved.This book is copyrighted.No part of this book may be reproduced,stored in a retrievalsystem,or transmitted,in any form or by means electronic,mechanical,photocopying,recording,orotherwise,without written permission.  \nPrinted in China.  \n# InfroduCtion\n\nYour Reading Rods Grammar Readers focus onessential grammar skills,such as basic parts ofspeech,and include hands-on activities for use withthe Sentence Building Reading Rods (LER 7108).This set of interlocking plastic rods is color-coded bypart of speech and includes nouns and nounendings,pronouns,verbs and verb endings,adjectives,articles,adverbs,prepositions,conjunctions,interjections,and punctuation.Students can link the rods together to form some ofthe sentences in their Readers and participate in avariety of hands-on literacy activities.  \nEach set of Reading Rods@offers features that makethe rods the perfect classroom literacy tool.  \n·Reading Rods@are color-coded,making it easierfor students to recognize and understand the useof each part of speech.  \n·Unlike tiles or cards,Reading Rods®feature a\"frustration-free,\"interlocking design that keepsstudents building,reading,and writing in a left-to-right direction.  \n·Reading Rods®serve as the building blocks fordiverse literacy activities and games that can beadjusted to meet the differentiated learningneeds of all students.  \nThis guide divides grammar activities into threegroups(Nouns and Pronouns;Verbs and Adverbs;and Adjectives,Antonyms,and Synonyms)andprovides one lesson for each skill group.Eachlesson offers the steps detailed below:  \n·Objective—to make each lesson's purposeexplicit  \n·Warming Up—to introduce the concept andtap into students'prior knowledge  \n·Introducing the Book—to get an overview ofthe book,introduce the grammar conceptfeatured in the book,and spotlight the focuswords by looking at the underlined words  \n·Reading the Book—to show how to get themost out of the first reading of the book  \n·After Reading—to help children recall storydetaiis,respond to the story,and revisit thefocus words  \n·Exploring the Concept—to teach the skills  \n·Assessing Learning—to determine students'mastery of the skill  \n·Extending the Learning—to provide creativefollow-up activities for the whole class  \nThe lessons described in this guide are designed tohelp you promote essential literacy skills in theclassroom.These lessons will help your studentslearn to identify the basic parts of speech and buildsentences.They will also help students improve theirreading comprehension and vocabulary skillsthrough the use of writing and dictionary activities aswell as graphic organizers.  \nThe Sentence Building Reading Rods@willaddvariety and innovation to your literacy activities andenable you to teach developmentally important skillsto every student in your classroom in a creative,hands-on way.  \n☆☆Plus!At the back of this teaching guide you willfind an assessment chart that will allow you to keepa record of grammar-skillmastery for all of yourstudents.  \n1  \n# Nouns and PronounS\n\nWarming Up  \nGive students the entire set of Sentence Building ReadingRodsand allow them to explore the words.Ask them tosort the words by color.Once the rods are sorted,place allrods except the green noun rods back into the tub.(Keepthe green noun ending rods available for future activities.)  \nGive clues about a variety of the nouns and ask studentsto find them.Say,I'm thinking of a noun that is a place.Anim","cbCaim39wXFbS8D0","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaim39wXFbS8D0","pdf",2201513,12,"English","# InfroduCtion\n# Nouns and PronounS\n## Reading &Comprehension","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the Reading Rods Grammar Readers and this teacher’s guide?\",\"answer\":\"It helps teachers promote essential grammar skills, focusing on basic parts of speech and using hands-on activities to build sentences and support reading comprehension and vocabulary.\"},{\"question\":\"How are the Sentence Building Reading Rods organized for students?\",\"answer\":\"The rods are color-coded by part of speech and use an interlocking design so students can link rods left to right to form sentences and complete literacy activities.\"},{\"question\":\"How do the lessons in this guide typically progress?\",\"answer\":\"Each lesson follows a structured flow: Objective, Warming Up, Introducing the Book, Reading the Book, After Reading, Exploring the Concept, Assessing Learning, and Extending the Learning.\"}]","Reading Rods Grammar Readers Teacher's Guide - Introduction | PDF",1790685978]