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Classroom Pages: Special Services: Title I - Mrs. VanWyhe

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Elementary Title I Reading

Welcome to my web page.  My name is Michelle Van Wyhe and I have been teaching at Central Lyon since 1993.  I teach K-5 Title I reading.  The best part about teaching reading is seeing students learn to love to read.  I am married and have three kids.  We live on a farm near Rock Rapids.  My husband . . . read more

 

Kindergarten Students Enjoy Eating "Green Eggs and Ham"

Have you ever eaten green eggs and ham?  The Kindergarten Title I students have had a chance to try green eggs and ham.  At the conclusion of the letters h and e,  we read Dr Suess' Green Eggs and Ham .  If you see a . . . read more

Apple Smiles

     "T" is for tooth... the Title I reading students in kindergarten read Little Rabbit's Loose Tooth by Lucy Bate.  In the story, Little Rabbit has lost her tooth and doesn't know what to do with it... . . . read more

DIBELS (Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early Literacy Skills)

November 25, 2009

     During the week of January 11-15, 2010, we will be doing DIBELS testing.  DIBELS is an educational literacy test for kindergarten through third grade.   Dynamic Indicators of Basic . . . read more

Fifth Grade Readers

Seven Title I fifth grade students and their teachers visited Headstart to share books with each student at the center.  The fifth grade students played outside with the pre-school children and spent the remainder of their visit . . . read more

Class Schedule

8:25-9:00     First Grade 9:10-9:30     Kindergarten 9:30-10:00   Third Grade 10:00-10:15  Recess 10:20-10:50  Planning Time 10:50-11:20 . . . read more

Online Reading Resources

by Michelle Van Wyhe

Here is a list of online reading resources that you may find helpful.     Reading Links   read more

Ways to Read With Your Child

by Michelle Van Wyhe

 Before you read...   1.  Start with a book.   2.  Look at and discuss the book cover.   3.  Read and discuss the title of the book.   4.  Do . . . read more

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