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- 02/22/18 | Adjusted: 02/15/22 | 1 file
- Grades K-High School
- 02/22/18 | Adjusted: 02/15/22 | 1 file
Juicy Sentence Guidance
- Description
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The guidance outlines some ideas for fostering conversations around “juicy sentences.” The juicy sentence is a strategy developed by Dr. Lily Wong Fillmore, specifically to address the needs of ELLs and accessing complex text, and it is a tool that is useful for helping all students learn to deconstruct and reconstruct sentences, and to understand how different language features contribute to meaning. The guidance includes:
- Information on the value of juicy sentence work for supporting access to complex text for all students
- A checklist of considerations for selecting a sentence for juicy sentence work
- An annotated exemplar sentence
- A model process
More information about Dr. Lily Wong Fillmore’s work can be found in this article.
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Juicy Sentence Guidance
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The Importance of Building Knowledge (International Dyslexia Association)
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How Knowledge Helps (AFT)
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Guide for Selecting Anti-Bias Children’s Books (Social Justice Books)
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Read-Aloud Lessons with Companion Text Sets
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Press Play: Building Knowledge through Podcasts
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How to Create Book Baskets
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Book Baskets that Build Knowledge, Vocabulary, and Engagement
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Limiting Children to Books They Can Already Read (AFT)
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Do Leveled Readers Hurt or Help My English Learners? (ELSF)
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Considering Reading Instruction with the End in Mind
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The Daily Write: Strategies to Help Students Engage in Daily Writing Practice
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Limiting Teacher Talk, Increasing Student Work
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Talk Moves (ELSF)
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Scaffolds to Support English Language Learners in Writing and Discussion
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Creating a Language-Rich Text Set to Empower English Learners
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An Introduction to Culturally Relevant Pedagogy (Teaching Tolerance)
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Start with Responsive (Zaretta Hammond - CRT & The Brain)
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Reading Your Way to a Culturally Responsive Classroom (NAEYC)
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Culturally Responsive Scorecard (Metropolitan Center for Research on Equity and the Transformation of Schools - NYU)
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Assessing Bias In Standards and Curricular Materials (The Great Lakes Equity Center)
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Classroom Library Questionnaire (Lee & Low Books)
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Reading Diversity: A Tool for Selecting Diverse Texts (Teaching Tolerance)
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Developing LGBTQ - Inclusive Classroom Resources (GLSEN)
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Freedom Reads: Anti-Bias Book Talk Series (Social Justice Books)
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Mirrors, Windows, and Sliding Glass Doors (Rudine Sims Bishop)
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You Have a List of Culturally Responsive Texts, Now What?
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Learning Through Literature (Junko Yokota)
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K-2 Instructional Practice Guide for Observation