teaching chunking reading strategy// In this lesson, we will be teaching the chunking reading strategy. The chunking reading strategy is one of the reading s...
Looking for activities to support the asking questions reading strategy work in your classroom? Help your students ask and answer meaningful questions about the texts they read before, during, and after reading with these questioning graphic organizers, task cards, and activities. These activities w...
A blog by Melanie Lloyd (From the Pond) about classroom activities and printables for K-3 learners.
Lessons, activities, interventions, and more for kindergarten, first-grade, second-grade teachers and special educators.
Lessons, activities, interventions, and more for kindergarten, first-grade, second-grade teachers and special educators.
One of my favorite reading strategies I use in my secondary history class is Reciprocal Teaching. So what is Reciprocal Teaching you may ask...
Back to school sales have been happening which can only mean one thing: IT’S ALMOST TIME TO GO BACK TO SCHOOL!! For some, that is great reason to celebrate, and for others, it’s a littl…
Lessons, activities, interventions, and more for kindergarten, first-grade, second-grade teachers and special educators.
Reading strategy groups are an excellent way to teach reading in an elementary classroom. This post details how they differ from guided reading groups.
**This worksheet is included in my complete Making Predictions Reading Worksheet Pack**Making Predictions Reading Strategy WorksheetHelp reinforce predicting as a reading strategy. This worksheet includes two short reading passages followed by questions asking students to predict and explain the clu...
Strategy checklist to use to move your students through guided reading levels (Fountas & Pinnell); great for parent conferences or for designing lessons or activities for your classroom.
Reading Strategy I Can Statement Animal Posters This pack contains 10 different reading strategy posters to hang in your classroom. They are perfect to display on a bulletin board, objective board, or focus board to use as anchor charts. Its neutral look matches any classroom decor! Written as 'I Can Statements', the charts provide information for struggling students, sharing helpful tips and tricks to aid them on their reading journey! #readingstrategies #kindergarten #1stgrade #reading
Some texts are just hard for students to get into. The Mind's Eye strategy tackles that problem head on, grabbing students' attention before they read a word.
Teaching students to make connections (text to text, text to self, and text to world) is an essential reading strategy for comprehension.
Reading Strategy Groups are quick and easy and do not require a lot of work on the teacher's part. Pick your strategy, run copies, gather your students, model, guide and watch your readers blossom! The real reward is seeing your students smile when you say, "Get out your books! It's time for reading!"
"Read, Stop, THINK!" Active Reading Strategy: • Encourages students to become active readers using different comprehension prompts • Reinforce comprehension skills like: Asking Questions, Making Connections, Visualizing, Analyzing, and Making Inferences • Sentence starters can be used with ANY text and can be recorded on popsicle sticks, digital sticky notes, posters, ANYTHING! • FREE printable sticky note stop signs to remind students to STOP and think • Includes link to ready-to-use prompt cards (shown in photos!) Learn more about this effective strategy at msjordanreads.com Direct link: http://bit.ly/readstopthink
Making connections to the text is just one way we can help learners understand what they are reading. As readers connect the text to self, to other texts, and to events that have or are happening in the world, they have a clearer focus for using many of the other comprehension reading strategies. We want ... Read More about Making Connections – Reading Strategy
Making connections anchor.
