Let the Experiment Begin!

Let the Experiment Begin!

Wonderings began forming regarding rocky biome and seed germination.

Students begin to plant seedling in soil, sand, gravel, and pond water.

7th Grade Dallas ISD Student's plant invetsigation peeks 4th Graders' interest!

7th Grade Dallas ISD Student's plant invetsigation peeks 4th Graders' interest!
After read-aloud, students cast their plant growing predictions.

4th Grade students make predictions as to what they think will happen during the palnt cycle after reading "One Bean" by Anne Rockwell.

Biomes: Can A Plant Germinate In Different Environments?

Biomes: Can A Plant Germinate In Different Environments?
7th Grade Dallas ISD student has 4th Graders aid her investigation on plant growth in various conditions.

Differentiated Instruction Aids Bilingual Students in Research

Differentiated Instruction Aids Bilingual Students in Research
Dallas Educator, Ms. Lewis proudly sports her students efforts in creating projects about the different activities and places to visit in Mexico in honor of Cinco de Mayo.

5th Grade Bilingual students combine Reading and Math skills to construct bar graphs to depict researched information.

Final Synopsis of ESL Student Case Study

Final Synopsis of ESL Student Case Study
Line graph of female ESL student's improvements after repetitious phonemic lessons in Reading/Language Arts.

Bar graphs and line graphs depict evidence of students' growth during ESL Case Study after consistancy of differentiated, and phonemic awareness small group lessons.
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What Teacher Will Do In Case Study

• Facilitate Accountable Talk around “Communication”.

• Use small groups to differentiate reading and writing instruction.

• Guide students to identify cause-effect relationships and create graphic organizers to represent them.

• Monitor student fluency.

• Read aloud to students daily, choosing from both narrative and expository texts.

• Guide students to identify main idea and supporting details and create graphic organizers to represent them.

• Provide multiple exposures to unfamiliar terms, including word walls, personal dictionaries, and authentic writing tasks.

• Facilitate students’ use of prewriting strategies to select a topic and organize ideas for a persuasive composition.

• Guide students to design criteria charts for a persuasive composition.

• Scaffold students as they compose a persuasive composition.

• Confer with students throughout the writing process.