A little about me!

Hello! My name is Paige Petty. I am 21 years old. I just recently got engaged and I am getting married May 28, 2011. My hobbies include fishing, shopping, spending time with my mom and family, and watching movies and football. I am a Senior at the University of South Alabama and will I graduate May 14, 2011. I am going to school for Elementary Education. I graduated from J. U. Blacksher in Monroe County and then went to Faulkner State Community College for two years. I graduated from Faulkner in the Spring of 2009 with honors. I was a member of Phi Theta Kappa. That Summer I worked as a youth counselor at Poarch. That was definately an experience. It showed me that I wanted to be a teacher. In the Fall of 2009, I started my first year at the University of South Alabama. I moved from Uriah, AL, which is in Monroe County, to Spanish Fort, AL to be closer to school. In the Spring of 2009, I was at Daphne Elementary School in 2nd grade for pre-sequence. This was a great semester. I learned so much from my cooperating teacher. For sequence, I am at Delta Elementary School in 5th grade. The school, staff, and children are great. This school is small and reminds me so much of the school I went to.

Below I have summarized some of the lesson plans I have written, but I have also included the whole lesson plan. If you look on the right hand side under my profile, there is a section called "Pages" which will include all of the lesson plans. Hope you enjoy my blog!

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Reading Programs

Reading Street is designed to help teachers build readers through motivating and engaging literature, scientifically research-based instruction, and a wealth of reliable teaching tools. It prioritizes skill instruction at each grade level, so teachers can be assured they will focus on the right reading skill, at the right time, and for every student. I don't plan on just using this. I plan to incoporate other things into reading too. The Accelerated Reader, also known as AR, program is slightly different from the other leveled reading programs in that it is a computer-based program. The Accelerated Reader software allows students to take quizzes about books they have read, either in a guided reading program or on their own, and generates reports based on the results of the tests. I plan to use this, but not make it everything like teachers do these days.





http://childparenting.about.com/od/schoollearning/a/Different_reading_level_programs.htm

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