ESL (English as a Second Language)/ELD (English Language Development) Balanced Literacy Block *ESL will bridge SLA TEKS to ELA based on the grade level Scope and sequences to introduce concepts and reinforce understanding English. Time Allotments for Transitional Bilingual Program (YL) Kindergarten/ First Grade/ Second Grade: 45 minutes Third Grade/ Fourth Grade: 75 minutes Components of Literacy 3 Days per Week 2 Days per Week Instructional Format Flexible time across components Approximate Instructional Practices Instructional such as: Minutes K-2nd: 15 minutes Provide instruction on 3rd: 20 minutes critical reading 4th: 20 minutes components: English Word Study (Reading and Speaking) Builds decoding skills and oral vocabulary development Whole Class English Read Aloud and MiniLesson (Listening and Speaking) Supports listening speaking, reading comprehension and writing instruction and content-area integration Whole Class K-2nd: 20 minutes 3rd: 35 minutes 4th: 30 minutes English Writing Response to Literature Whole Class Differentiated K-2nd: 10 minutes 3rd: 20 minutes 4th: 25 minutes English Guided Reading and Literacy Workstations (Reading) Small Group Differentiated Entire Block K-2nd: 45 minutes 3rd-4th: 75 minutes Phonics/Spelling High Frequency Words Reading Practice Oral Language Develop Listening Skills Facilitate Discussion (Turn and Talk) Build Oral Vocabulary Model Fluent Reading Model Think Aloud Build Background Knowledge about the world Explicit instruction in: Writing mechanics and composition skills Vocabulary and oral language development Share writing, provide peer feedback Literacy CAFE Menu Decoding skills Reading comprehension skills Integration Metacognition Resources Reach Phonics TPRI/TEjas Lee Intervention Activities Guide IStation Neuhaus Materials Florida Center for Reading Research (FCRR) website activities Reach Textbooks Scholastic Materials Reading Street Read Alouds and Big Books Classroom or campus library Interactive Notebook Leveled Readers Library (Scholastics) ESL (English as a Second Language)/ELD (English Language Development) Balanced Literacy Block *ESL will bridge SLA TEKS to ELA based on the grade level Scope and sequences to introduce concepts and reinforce understanding English. Sample Weekly Schedules: Option A Monday Tuesday English Word Study (Reading and Speaking) English Read Aloud and Mini-Lesson (Listening and Speaking) Wednesday Thursday English Word Study (Reading and Speaking) English Guided Reading/ ESLLiteracy Workstations English Writing Response to Literature English Read Aloud and Mini-Lesson (Listening and Speaking) English Guided Reading/ ESLLiteracy Workstations English Writing Response to Literature Friday Assessment/ ESL-Literacy Workstations (Students complete workstation tasks while Teacher does Running Records to identify reading instruction needs) Option B Monday Tuesday English Word Study (Reading and Speaking) English Word Study (Reading and Speaking) English Read Aloud and Mini-Lesson (Listening and Speaking) English Read Aloud and Mini-Lesson (Listening and Speaking) English Writing Response to Literature English Writing Response to Literature Wednesday English Guided Reading/ ESLLiteracy Workstations Thursday English Guided Reading/ ESLLiteracy Workstations Friday Assessment/ ESL-Literacy Workstations (Students complete workstation tasks while Teacher does Running Records to identify reading instruction needs) Option C Monday Tuesday English Word Study (Reading and Speaking) English Word Study (Reading and Speaking) English Read Aloud and Mini-Lesson (Listening and Speaking) English Read Aloud and Mini-Lesson (Listening and Speaking) English Writing Response to Literature English Writing Response to Literature Wednesday Assessment/ ESL-Literacy Workstations (Students complete workstation tasks while Teacher does Running Records to identify reading instruction needs) Thursday English Guided Reading/ ESLLiteracy Workstations Friday English Guided Reading/ ESLLiteracy Workstations