With the onset of the Common Core State Standards, I have been trying to include more nonfiction text into my second grade classroom. According to the standards in 4th grade, students should be reading 50% literary text and 50% informational text. By 8th grade, 45% literary and 55% information. Finally, by 12th grade the criteria should be 30% literary and 70% informational text. One resource, of many I have been using to integrate more nonfiction into my second grade classroom is Wonderopolis. Wonderopolis can be one resource to help meet many of the Common Core State Standards.
I am excited to announce the November Twitter #WonderChat will focus around using Wonderopolis to help meet the Common Core State Standards. How are you using Wonderopolis and Wonder to meet the Common Core State Standards and standards within your district and classroom? Join and share in some wonderful virtual professional development!
Please join the November #WonderChat Monday, November 5th from 8:00-9:00 PM EST to learn and share about using Wonderopolis to meet Common Core State Standards and district and classroom standards.
If you are using Wonderopolis in your classroom and haven't already done so, you might want to join the group Wonderopolis for Educators at Thinfinity.org. You also might want to check out the 2012-2013 #WonderChat Schedule.
Looking forward to discussing Wonderopolis and how you use it to meet standards this Monday night, November 5th from 8:00-9:00 PM EST.
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