Interactive vs. Independent Reading
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- Interactive Reading
- Shared Reading
- Vocabulary
We counted out 36 pages for Interactive Reading, then split the rest of the journal in half. We used composition books (very affordable), and I decorated each student's log after class with dinosaur print I got from the Dollar Tree for a dollar. I also glued in a ribbon to mark the page, making it easy for students to change sections or mark a page with notes they want me to see.
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