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I have heard from so many of you both during this school year as well as before the pandemic that one of the most challenging pieces of teaching K-2 is helping your students succeed in literacy.
If you're getting ready to ask where you should even begin, I'm here to help you with that...you've spent enough time figuring things out this year!
The best place to start is with rhyming and alliteration. These are important when building phonemic awareness, and building up a successful reader!
Here are some tips you can use to help you build these skills in your classroom!
theteachingtexan.com/2021/01/25/building-blocks-of-reading-rhyming-and-alliteration/
Isn't this the best reminder? Sometimes it can seem like we're going nowhere, but we just need to remember that even the slightest bit of growth is STILL growth!
Do you do running records in your classroom? Do you feel like sometimes you get a little backed up and feel overwhelmed? Here are a few tips that can help you stay organized and get ahead of the game!
7 Tips for Success with Running Records to Help Readers - Mrs. Richardson's Class
www.mrsrichardsonsclass.com
While the heartbeat of guided reading is your coaching, to know what to coach them on you have to listen to them read. You can gather data by taking a running record. Read these tips and be set for gu...I always think it's important to circle back to guided reading and how we manage it in our classrooms. It is a time that goes by so fast, making every second count. Being able to set up those expectations with our students so they know exactly what they're supposed to be doing is so important! Check out some of my tips for how to set up your guided reading centers and how to manage them.
How To: Guided Reading Centers and Management
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How To: Guided Reading Centers and Management 10/16/2019 You’ve planned, you’ve prepped, your students are appropriately grouped and you’re ready to tackle an amazing Guided Reading lesson. Then...
