Elisa
Can you say a little more about your writing clubs, please?  Does your  
school follow a writers workshop model? If so, will the writing clubs support  
the work that's going on in the classroom.
Leslie
 
 
In a message dated 7/25/2009 10:12:32 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
[email protected] writes:

Elisa,

I was catching up and read about your writing club.   I would love to  
have your notes.  I teach 3rd grade and have a  lunch time book club.

Joanne/Ohio
[email protected]
On Jul 23,  2009, at 9:46 AM, Waingort Jimenez, Elisa wrote:

> Hi,
> I did  a writing club this past year with the grades 1 - 3 at my  
>  school.  I never expected to get the response I got and I didn't   
> turn anyone away.  During the year a few kids dropped out  (they  
> called it quitting, which for some reason the term  "quitting"  
> bothers me but that's another post) but for the most  part they all  
> stayed for the entire year - end of October - end  of April.  I had  
> to do two lunch times to accomodate the  numbers.  This year I'm  
> planning to just do one day (two  days back-to-back was a bit too  
> much for me) and limit the  numbers to 25, preferrably 20.  I did a  
> presentation on  writing club at my local teachers convention.  If  
> you are  interested I can send it to you offline and if you have any  
>  specific questions, please feel free to ask.  Also, this year one  of  
> the 1st grade teachers is thinking of doing writing club for  the  
> grade ones which means I could just focus on the upper  grades.
> Elisa
>
> Elisa Waingort
> Grade 2 Spanish  Bilingual
> Dalhousie Elementary
> Calgary, Canada
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> I  would like to get some suggestions from you guys on ideas for  
>  starting some sort of book club, writing club, poetry club, etc. to   
> do with students either during lunch, before or after school.  What  
> things have you done? This is my third year as a reading  specialist  
> at a K-5 school.I don't know if I want to target  remedial readers or  
> high readers. My principal is all for doing  things above and beyond  
> and I would like to bring something  fresh to the table this year. I  
> appreciate any suggestions you  may have.
>
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