Text sets or Resource Sets are collections of resources from different genre, media, and levels of reading difficulty that are designed to be supportive of the learning of readers with a range of experiences and interests.
Discusses common core standards and text sets
A brief overview of creating text sets
A blog post detailing the New York City tree text set from the book "Teaching with Text Sets" by Mary Ann Cappiello and Erika Thulin Dawes.
Step by step guide to creating text sets, including a video.
Building Multimodal Text Sets & Building 21st Century Skills
A text set is a collection of sources that support a common theme, issue or topic. Text sets should include a variety of genres, text types, levels and formats.
Examples of material include (but are not limited to):
What steps are involved in putting together a text set?
A few essential questions to ask and/or issues to consider when assembling a text set.
Cappiello, M. A., & Dawes, E. T. (2013). Teaching with text sets. Huntington Beach, Calif: Shell Education.
Just click the link below and if I'm in my zoom room, we can chat face-to-virtual face.