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Open-Court Reading and Scott Foresman Reading Program

Open-Court Reading and Scott Foresman Reading Program. By: Jeri Bright, Lynzi Clark, and Monica Price. About Open-Court Reading…. a research-based curriculum grounded in systematic and explicit instruction of: phonemic awareness phonics and word knowledge

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Open-Court Reading and Scott Foresman Reading Program

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  1. Open-Court ReadingandScott Foresman Reading Program By: Jeri Bright, Lynzi Clark, and Monica Price

  2. About Open-Court Reading… • a research-based curriculum grounded in systematic and explicit instruction of: • phonemic awareness • phonics and word knowledge • comprehension skills and strategies • inquiry skills and strategies • writing and language arts skills and strategies

  3. About Open-Court Reading… • Reads fine literature that express a particular theme • Learn different themes through reading various types of genres for his or her grade level • Relies on the No Child Left Behind Act • Uses the McGraw Hill text

  4. About Open-Court Reading • Key Component: • “Early, explicit instruction in phonemic awareness and decoding is the key to reading success.” • Early means starting reading instruction in Kindergarten or, even better, in pre-school. • Explicit means teaching specific skills – not leaving it up to kids to "discover" how to read, or, all too often, not read, on their own. • Systematic is a research-based plan for teaching kids how to read that builds on previously learned skills. • Phonemic awareness is being able to distinguish the different sounds in a word. • Decoding is sounding out a word and attaching meaning to the word-real reading.

  5. Statistics • A recent analysis of standardized test scores provided clear evidence that schools using SRA/Open Court Reading materials achieved higher test score gains than schools using other reading materials • Based on a study of more than 700 schools, Open Court schools show higher gain score than non-Open Court Schools.

  6. Statistics • Open Court schools had higher gain scores statewide in California! • Statewide, the gain scores for total reading were: • 2nd Grade- 12.5% • 3rd Grade- 9.3%

  7. Statistics • Open Court provided the largest gain scores for schools with high concentrations of both LEP (Limited English Proficient) and Low-SES (Socio-Economic Status) students

  8. Lesson Plans & Activities • Language Arts: • http://www.sraonline.com/download/rw/Rs&Ws_Biog_SampLsn_PG6-7-8-9.pdf • Reading: • http://www.sraonline.com/download/ocr/ocrprek_unit4_lesson10.pdf

  9. Marilyn Adams Irene Adcock Carl Bereiter Ann Brown Joe Campione Iva Carruthers Robbie Case Jan Hirshberg Anne McKeough Marsha Roit Marlene Roit Marlene Scardamalia Marcy Stein Gerald Treadway Authors

  10. About Scott Foresman Reading… • reading program for Grades PreK–6 • designed to help teachers build readers through: • motivating and engaging literature • scientifically research-based instruction • wealth of reliable teaching tools • strong emphasis on ongoing progress-monitoring and an explicit plan to help with managing small groups of students

  11. About Scott Foresman Reading… • prioritizes skill instruction at each grade level • teachers can be assured they will focus on the right skill, at the right time, and for every student • award-winning literature across a rich variety of genres provides a systematic path toward reading independence

  12. About Scott Foresman Reading… • 5 Essential Components of Reading • Phonemic awareness • Phonics • Fluency • Vocabulary • Comprehension • All of the five components are emphasized in the instructional lessons

  13. Statistics • Ninety-eight percent of Scott Foresman Reading Street tests aligned above the median for recently aligned state assessments. • “The consistently high levels of alignment to state and grade-specific standards indicate [Scott Foresman Reading Street] Unit and End-of-Year Tests are largely successful in covering content emphasized by the specific state standards analyzed.” —Dr. John Smithson, WCER

  14. Lesson Plans & Activities • Spelling: • http://www.everydayspelling.com/workout/puzzles/g3puzzles/x3u1ls02.html • Reading: • http://www.sfreading.com/2/u4_rooster/worksheet.html

  15. Peter Afflerbach Wendy Cheyney Ed J. Kame’enui Sharon Vaughn Donald Leu Camille L.Z. Blachowicz Sam L. Sebesta Deborah Simmons Connie Juel P. David Pearson Candy Dawson Boyd Susan Watts-Taffe Jeanne R. Paratore Karen Kring Wixson Authors

  16. Open-Court Reading Wayne Mecklenburg Franklin Nash-Rocky Mount Beaufort Scott Foresman Reading First Elizabeth City/ Pasquotant Martin Washington Northampton Durham NC Counties* that Teach these Reading Programs *These are not all the counties that use these two different programs in NC, these are just the ones we found.

  17. Bibliography • http://www.sra-4kids.com/index.php/home/curriculumsolutions/reading/ocr/622 • http://www.scottforesman.com/ • http://elementarypgms.brevard.k12.fl.us/instruction.htm • http://www.sfreading.com/ • http://www.ncpublicschools.org/readingfirst/programs/core/list

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