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This book showcases ways that close reading can teach even the youngest students new ways to enjoy texts, think about them critically, and share that thinking with peers and adults.

Title Little readers, big thinkers : teaching close reading in the primary grades / Amy Stewart
foreword by Steven L. Layne.
Publisher Portland, Maine : Stenhouse Publishers
Creation Date [2019]
Notes Includes bibliographical references.
Content ch. 1. Little readers, big thinking : a case for close reading in K-2 -- ch. 2. Getting started : setting yourself and your students up for close reading success -- ch. 3. Moving forward : digging deeper with young readers -- ch. 4. Inside the classroom : close reading texts and lessons -- ch. 5. Closing thoughts.
Series Gale eBooks
Extent 1 online resource (xiv, 154 pages) : illustrations (some color)
Language English
Copyright Date ©2019
National Library system number 997010705683405171
MARC RECORDS
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