Program Components. OWL includes resources that provide guidance and support for teachers as they plan and instruct.

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Program Components Introduction Opening the World of Learning (OWL) is a comprehensive, bilingual, pre-kindergarten program made up of eight theme-based units. The OWL curriculum is designed to develop oral language and early literacy skills in pre-kindergarten students. This guide introduces the essential program components. All components include English and Spanish versions. Teaching Resources OWL includes resources that provide guidance and support for teachers as they plan and instruct. Planning and Assessment Teacher s Guide The Planning and Assessment Teacher s Guide is the first place to find answers when implementing the program. It provides a program overview as well as planning support. Teachers can find ideas on how to set up their classroom, establish routines, and differentiate instruction. The Planning and Assessment Teacher s Guide also includes assessment tools, forms, and checklists, as well as other valuable resources such as a word list and glossary. 1

Teacher s Guides, Units 1 8 Teacher s Guides provide complete daily lesson plans for half-day and full-day schedules. There are separate guides for each of the eight theme-based units. Each week begins with a five-day planner, which provides a convenient overview of the upcoming week s activities. Instructional pages, presented in both English and Spanish, include detailed plans for each lesson taught throughout the day. Literature to Read Aloud Engaging, age-appropriate text is an essential component of OWL and is built into daily instruction. Trade Books Each week of instruction includes a designated Trade Book. These books consist of an assortment of stories, folk tales, informational fiction, and nonfiction texts that are rich in concepts and oral vocabulary. 2

Big Books and Little Big Books Big Books feature rhyme and repetition and are used during the Day 5 Literacy Circle lesson to teach concepts of print, phonological awareness, and alphabet knowledge. There is one Big Book for each unit of instruction. Most Big Books have corresponding Little Big Books for student use. Read Aloud Anthology Each week includes one to three selections from the Read Aloud Anthology. These selections are used as part of the Extend Your Day lesson. The anthology features a variety of genres, including fairy tales, nursery rhymes, poems, and retelling of classic tales. Read More About It Books Read More About It Books, used during the Story Time lesson, extend science and social studies concepts through stories, poems, nonfiction articles, environmental print, and fine art. One paired selection is used for each week of instruction. Ollie and Friends Readers Ollie and Friends Readers consist of eight thematically related titles that address each of the unit concepts. They feature simple, patterned text and usually present one work per page. Teaching Cards and Posters Teaching Cards and Posters provide opportunities for additional practice and progress monitoring. Story Time Reading Cards Story Time Reading Cards assist teachers as they plan read aloud activities. The cards include one reading model for each Trade Book and Read More About It selection. 3

Amazing Word Cards Amazing Word Cards are used to develop rich vocabulary selected from the Trade Books and Read More About It selections. Six new words are introduced each week. An explicit, systematic teaching routine is found on the back of each Amazing Word Card. This routine provides teachers with an opportunity to monitor children s oral vocabulary development. Concept Word Cards Concept Word Cards develop basic vocabulary related to the concept of the week. There are six cards per instructional week. Each card includes a guide for explicit teaching, so that teachers can further monitor children s development of oral vocabulary. Alphabet Cards Bilingual Alphabet Cards, which display English on one side and Spanish on the other, are used to develop alphabetic knowledge. 4

Envision It! Retelling Storyboards There is one Envision It! Retelling Storyboard for each Trade Book. These storyboards are used as children practice retelling the text they reviewed during the week. Ollie s Envision It! Learning Strips Ollie s Envision It! Learning Strips, featuring Ollie and his friends, are used to introduce instructional routines, management routines, and self-regulation concepts. Phonological and Phonemic Awareness Picture Cards Phonological and Phonemic Awareness Picture Cards include an image on the front and a corresponding word on the back. These cards can be used for whole-group, small-group, and independent literary activities. Poetry Posters There is one Poetry Poster for each week of instruction. Posters present poems and rhymes that relate to the concept of the week. They are designed to develop oral language, phonological awareness, and alphabet knowledge. Other Classroom Resources OWL includes a variety of additional classroom resources to make learning fun and engaging. 5

Ollie Puppet Ollie the OWL puppet is used throughout instruction to introduce vocabulary and concepts. Ollie s Classroom Schedule OWL includes twenty Ollie s Classroom Schedule Posters, which are used to promote selfregulation. OWL Manipulative Kit The OWL Manipulative Kit includes resources such as magnetic letters, color cubes, and musical instruments that provide opportunities for hands-on learning throughout the day. 6

Digital Resources OWL s digital resources provide tools that enhance classroom instruction and support communication between school and home. Sing Along Songs and Poems Audio CD The Sing Along Songs and Poems Audio CD supports activities by providing recordings of Sing Along Songs and Poetry Posters. It can be used as a resource to support development of oral language skills and phonological awareness. It also provides a fun way to explore different styles of music. AudioText CD The AudioText CD is designed for use in the Reading/Library Center. Recordings of Trade Books, Read More About It Books, and Big Books provide children with an opportunity to learn through listening. Ollie s Resources for Teachers and Families CD-ROM The Ollie s Resources for Teachers and Families CD-ROM provides printable ancillaries such as graphic organizers and hands-on activity aids. It also includes materials such as Family Times Newsletters, which support communication between school and home. 7

Review This guide discussed the program components teachers will use as they plan and instruct with OWL. The primary teaching resources are the Planning and Assessment Teacher s Guide and the eight unit-based Teacher s Guides. Read aloud literature includes Trade Books, Big Books and Little Big Books, and a Read Aloud Anthology. Teachers will also use Read More About It Books and Ollie and Friends Readers. Teaching cards and posters provide opportunities for additional practice and progress monitoring. OWL includes Story Time Reading Cards as well as Amazing Word Cards, Concept Word Cards, and Alphabet Cards. Lessons also include Envision It! Retelling Storyboards and Ollie s Envision It! Learning Strips. Teachers further support instruction with the Phonological and Phonemic Awareness Picture Cards and Poetry Posters. Other classroom resources include Ollie the OWL Puppet and Ollie s Classroom Schedule. The OWL Manipulative Kit is designed to promote active, hands-on learning throughout the day. OWL also provides several digital resources, such as the Sing Along Songs and Poems Audio CD and the AudioText CD. Ollie s Resources for Teachers and Families CD-ROM provides printable ancillaries as well as resources that promote communication between school and home. OWL includes a variety of resources to support teachers in creating a fun, productive learning environment! 8