PDF-(BOOK)-Trees in the Forest: Growing Readers and Writers through Deep Comprehension

Mastering language in all its formslistening speaking reading and writing is not optional in todays world Its a life changerThis creative resource can be used to aid children in becoming lifelong readers and writers At its heart Trees in the Forest captures the essence of our relationship with books guiding us through the forest of literacyWho is Trees in the Forest forStruggling readers writers and learnersStudents who need to deepen reading and writing skillsParents and home educatorsTeachers and intervention specialistsSpeech Language PathologistsMany children who struggle get stuck in their learning becoming frustrated wanting to give up or worse secretly wondering if they are not smart enough Trees in the Forest helps kids move along a path figure out what is blocking their way and then guide them to the next step and the next and the nextall while helping them to better appreciate the value and joy of sharing their ideas with othersThink deeply to write deeplyRita Cevasco a SpeechLanguage Pathologist specializing in reading and writing joins illustrator and childrens book author Tracy Molitors to share interactive strategies encouraging deep reading and meaningful writing This beautifully illustrated full color book offers language and artbased activities to augment your language arts program for years to comeStudy the trees to learn the forestBased on Peter Bowers metaphor study the trees to learn the forest Trees in the Forest is designed to help children learn the necessary skills trees in order to succeed in the bigger world of literacy the forestTo cultivate this forest we need to study many trees We will need to nurture different skills along the way includingComprehension Phonics and spelling Handwriting cursive and keyboarding Vocabulary and word study Grammar and punctuationMore than anything we want to give kids the courage to read and write to see themselves differently to believe that they are readers and writers This is the goal for all children not just those who have dyslexia dysgraphia or challenges related to comprehension or expressive language All children benefit from meaningful strategies that connect their skills trees to their more complex language thinking systems forestsThis book starts us on a journey to be intentional studying deep meaning and comprehension Meaning is the essence of why we use languagewhat we share and why it matters Meaning is the essence of reading and writing as wellI do it We do it You do itOn this journey we are going to study a few trees together for a deeper understanding of text Because we want to facilitate our childrens learning we will do these activities ourselves improving our own understanding thus laying a path for our childrens growth in reading and writingThere is a learning model in education I do it We do it You do it This means I will show you We will do it together Then you will be able to do it independentlyWe will unearth what literature has to teach us exploring samples of writing to learn the world of writing We will uncover the relationship between the roots and the canopy between strengthening skills and appreciating literatureSo drop your backpack Lets climb a tree together Click the Look inside feature to read the full table of contents and the introduction to Trees in the Forest. 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