September and October for all grades will focus on those beginning of year workshop mini lessons. Students will learn how to choose books, set goals and we will review fix up strategies as needed. I plan to read aloud Stone Fox and The Tiger Rising.
For November and December, all grades will work on character study. We will refer back to The Tiger Rising for most of this work. We will share another text, but I haven't chosen it yet!
For January and February, we will study biography. My students have loved the Who Was Book Series last year.
For March and April, we will work on historical fiction book clubs. I'm thinking of offering Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes, Sarah, Plain and Tall and the I Survived Books.
For May and June, we will deepen our analysis of text. We may use short text because you know how the end of the year is!
In my next post, I'll share my fifth grade year long map and my favorite unit from last year!
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