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Story Grammar Marker Summer Reading List

by Sheila Zagula July 21, 2016 1 min read 1 Comment

Language/Literacy Developmental ChecklistAs I was inside during a recent heat wave here in Massachusetts, I decided to review our new Blog Index on our MindWing Concepts website. There is such wonderful information available free of charge —lessons, webinars, downloadable files and technology resources to use in combination with this developmental tool! If you are new to SGM or experienced in our methodology, take some time from your summer to browse through our blog pages.

Summer Reading ArtSince I was looking for resources today to use with a student for lessons involving the Complete Episode, I thought I would share these 10 with you. What fascinated me about these blogs is the fact that as I read through them, I was reminded again of how this methodology can be adapted across grade levels and used with varied texts. It is such a versatile tool! There are many others to choose from but I hope these get you started if you are interested in the Complete Episode!

  1. Inference: Students Don’t Know What They Don’t Know! — 11/5/10
  2. Fantastic Narrative Intervention with Toontastic — 9/27/11
  3. The Incredible Flexible You and Braidy Make a Great Pair — 4/25/14
  4. Owl Moon: A Winter Adventure with Narrative and Expository Text — 2/3/15
  5. Foldables and Stamps Activities — 8/26/15
  6. Teaching SGM Components, Part 2 — 9/23/15
  7. Part 2: Hilda Must Be Dancing and Giraffes Can’t Dance— Compare/Contrast — 11/16/15
  8. February is Black History Month, Lesson 1 — 2/1/16 
  9. Understanding Novels/Chapter Books with SGM, Part 4 — 2/3/16
  10. Hands-On Activities for Beginning, Middle and End of a Story — 4/28/16 
Sheila Zagula
Sheila Zagula

Sheila Zagula works with MindWing Concepts in product development, drawing on her expertise and talents as well as many years of implementing the Story Grammar Marker® and related materials. Her teaching career spans thirty-eight years, most recently as literacy coach in the Westfield Massachusetts Public School System. Sheila has experience as an early childhood educator, a teacher of children with special needs, and a collaborative instructor within an inclusion framework serving children in grades K-5.

1 Response

Trish
Trish

July 27, 2016

What a wonderful resource !!! Thanks for putting it all together!

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