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Wednesday, June 19 • 1:30pm - 2:25pm
Using graphic novels to teach literacy skills in the elementary classroom. FULL

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The Graphic Novel genre is the most popular genre of books checked out of the elementary school library. What is the attraction? Is it really (gulp!) reading material? Come join a team of reading specialists and a school librarian who decided to capitalize on this genre to show classroom teachers how to incorporate graphic novels into exciting, rigorous lesson plans to engage students and increase literacy fluency. Attendees to this collaborative work session will have access to ready-made lesson plans, will experience modeling of plans in whole/small group reading scenarios and will leave with new ideas and resources to share with their own school teams. Make a copy of our presentation link: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1-elHAlEgAY4ZbkZSFbCc64NZiloxO-P8ha8wveHUsJQ/edit?usp=sharing
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Speakers
avatar for Karen Stein

Karen Stein

Librarian, Quinton Elementary School
I'm always looking for ways to share new ideas and concepts with my elementary age students. My greatest joy is to see those light bulb moments happen so students become #lifelonglearners and #lifelongreaders! Talk to me about what you're doing in your library and classroom!
avatar for Courtney Battle

Courtney Battle

District Literacy Coach
EP

Emeline Phipps

Other, Ratcliffe Elementary
AW

Wednesday June 19, 2019 1:30pm - 2:25pm EDT
422
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Attendees (28)