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Event Date
Event Date
Location
McClatchy High School, 3066 Freeport Blvd., Sacramento, CA 95818
Join the CHSSP's 2024 FREE Literacy in the History-Social Science Classroom Workshop Series!
Who: Middle and High School Teachers in the Sacramento Area
What: Four Part FREE Workshop Series:
- January 23 - Close Reading: The session will center us back to the basics focusing on the importance of sourcing as a close reading strategy and a highlighting disciplinary literacy.
- February 27 - Vocabulary in Context: Our second workshop will hone in on supporting students with defining vocabulary in context as well as reading complex texts.
- March 19 - Writing with Evidence: A cornerstone for writing in history-social science is creating arguments supported by relevant evidence and strong analysis. This session will share both traditional and creative ways to target those skills.
- April 16 - EL Writing Support: All students need a little extra support from time to time, and this session, while centering EL students, will share strategies beneficial to all by attending to accessibility.
When: Each Session will take place from 4:15-6:00, and include FREE DINNER. Session Dates: January 23, February 27, March 19, April 16
Where: McClatchy High School, 3066 Freeport Blvd., Sacramento, 95818 (Space is limited based on room capacity)
Why: To collaborate with colleagues, learn new reading and writing teaching strategies specific to the history-social science classroom, receive new lesson plans, and more!