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Week 8 Assignment 3

View my lesson plan on building fluency skills here. This 3 day lesson plan helps students build their fluency in a clear and engaging way!

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  1. Annie, what an exciting way to improve students' fluency skills! Your lesson plan and script are well-designed! The rubric you attached is a great way to keep students on track so they know what is expected of them! Your students will surely gain may important tips and strategies from practicing and performing the readers theater!

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  2. Fantastic lesson plan! using a readers theater script is a great way to focus on readers fluency!!

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