Williamsfield School District #210

Curriculum Map 2007-2008

Craig, Diana / Title I Reading / Kindergarten / Elementary School

It is very important for Title I to coordinate and reinforce reading from the classroom.  Each student, who has been identified for Title I reading, has different aspects of the reading process for which they need assistance.  I meet with small groups of students, from each class, daily for 30 – 45 minutes. Much of this time is spent reading.  Material used includes basals and guiding reading’s leveled books.  I make my own plans based on the needs of each student.  I am flexible so that if a teacher comes to me with a reading concern, it will be addressed at that time, and my plans will be delayed.

Month

Content

Skill

August - September

  • Assessment
  • ISEL
  • DIBELS
  • Analyze test results
  • Observation
  • Go to Reading Class and Observe
  • Compile a list of students needing Title I services based on referrals and tests
  • Referral
 

October-
April

  • Phonemic Awareness
  • Rhyming
  • Nursery rhymes
  • Phonics
  • Introduction of letters
    • Letter tubs
    • Magnetic letters
    • Alphabet Center
    • Wikki Sticks
  • Mastery of letters and sounds
  • Read a variety of text
  • Read aloud
  • Discuss vocabulary
  • Check comprehension

May

  • Assessment
  • ISEL – each student individually assessed
  • DIBELS – discuss corrective action for upcoming year
  • Referrals for next year
  • Completed by current teacher