Free guide · for teachers and instructional leaders
Teach students to annotate, on screen and on paper.
A step-by-step guide to annotation-based reading instruction, built from classroom practice with SpEd and Emergent Bilingual students.
[READING-GROWTH DATA FROM ALLIE’S CLASSROOM: SpEd AND EMERGENT BILINGUAL STUDENTS]
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Everything you need to start this week.
✓5-page Screen-to-Paper Annotation guide
✓2-page Paper Annotation Companion templates
✓Symbols and routines students can use in any content area
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Who is it for?Teachers and instructional leaders in any content area, including SpEd and Emergent Bilingual classrooms.
How long before students run it on their own?Plan on two or three modeled rounds first.
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