As an interventionist, I have worked with a classroom teacher who uses the Daily 5 in 3rd and one in 4th. It has been a powerful and successful tier 2 intervention.

I think that's due to the increased on-level reading time, and conferencing more often with reluctant or struggling readers. Students know which aspects of reading they need to focus on.

One 3rd grade student has a difficult time settling down, really reading, and building stamina. We decided to have him fill out questions on his book as an accountability piece. These were easy for the classroom teacher to create, as the books are a lower level. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jennifer Quinett Joyner" <[email protected]>
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I would like to begin this program next year for upper grades. Do you see the benefit for grades 3-5? Also, any resources that you have for the upper grades would be helpful. I have heard from some teachers they feel there is no accountability for the students as they move from each station. Any thoughts?

Jennifer Joyner
Bugg Elementary-3rd Grade
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(919)250-4750


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Date: 05/04/2012 01:18AM
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IMHO the Daily 5 has more potential than any other "change" today to revolutionize education in America. That said, D5 isn't solely and directly responsible for these changes, but rather provides the framework or format which allows a balanced program to succeed"

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On May 3, 2012, at 8:38 PM, "Kathleen Robertson" <[email protected]> wrote:

Hello everyone

Many primary teachers in our school are moving to the daily five. I have
read the book but have not attended any workshops or conferences on this. I would love to hear your opinions based on your observations and experience!

Kathleen Robertson

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