Small group reading

If you're not comfortable teaching small group reading, I'm sharing seven key components to include in your lessons to make them smooth!

Originally posted: February 28, 2016 | Updated: February 20, 2020

Not sure how to plan your small group lessons aligned to the Science of Reading? Or, you know how, but it is taking FOREVER? The Ultimate Science of Reading Decodable Text and Small Group Lessons HUGE BUNDLE includes: 🌟100 Decodable Passages 🌟65 Decodable Books 🌟36 Decodable Small Group Kits These decodable readers, editable lesson plans, and fluency passages have been used (and loved) in hundreds of classrooms.

Small groups are crucial in the elementary classroom. Aligning your small group instruction to science of reading principles ensures students will master their reading skills.

Use Small Group Reading Warm Ups To Maximize Your Time At The Small Group Table: Sight Word Ideas and Activities, Fluency and Book Baskets, and Organization Ideas!

How to structure your small group reading lesson

Use the first five minutes of your small group reading time to integrate one-on-one instruction for your growing readers! Learn how to help students self-start at the small group table, make time for running records and individualized instruction, and keep yourself focused and organized so that you stay on time during your small group lessons! #reading #smallgroup #guidedreading #literacy #classroomorganization #classroommanagement #classroomroutines #classroomschedule #reading

Find out how to create a reading graphic organizers file box to save you time when planning for your reading small groups.

Read to see how I plan and organize activities to run my small phonics groups in the beginning of the school year! Plus get this FREE customizable small group planning template to organize your own groups! #Kindergarten #Phonics #SmallGroups

Are you curious about how structured literacy can impact your reading small group instruction? Explore the best practices of reading small groups and uncover the science of reading in action. From kindergarten to second grade, learn about structured reading groups that provide targeted instruction and support for young readers. Get inspired to create engaging and effective reading small group lessons with structured literacy in mind!

How I implement and run guided reading and small group in my middle school and upper elementary ELA classrooms

Small group time is one of my favorite times of the day! I love meeting with the kids and listening to them talk about math or reading! It used to be a real grind figuring out what I would do during that time, but once I got a system down, it really became the highlight...Read More »

Want new ideas for what the other students can be doing during small group reading? This shares ideas and ways to present the tasks to students.

Jake Daggett on Instagram: "Lots of questions lately about small group at this point in the year. I spend about 12 minutes with each group. Each group does something a little different depending on if I need to address recent skill gaps or increase rigor for others. Note: These groups are in addition to our 30 minute tier 1 phonics block in the morning. 💜• • • • #iteach #iteach123 #teacher #teaching #elementaryteacher #teachersofinstagram #teachersfollowteachers #iteach #teaching…

Engaging small group lesson for second and third grade students about finding cause and effect relationships in a story. This fun small group lesson for reading is great for elementary teachers and students.

In this blog post: Find out how to organize and put together a Science of Reading Small Groups binder for your guided reading and phonics groups, and get the SoR Small Group Binder full of planning templates as a free download! One of the most challenging parts about planning for guided reading small groups is […]

Get free templates & tips for using anecdotal notes in small-group reading to track progress and plan instruction in kindergarten & 1st grade.

HIGH INTEREST TEXT I try my best to choose books that my kiddos will LOVE to read. Scholastic has been my best friend. BONUS POINTS!? DOLLAR BOOKS!? SIX PLEASE! With that said, I’m not a magician or a millionaire. I do my best and use the resources that are available to me. I have found that if I show my kids that I’m excited, they quickly join the club! It is also important to note that it is also equally important that your students have experiences reading boring stuff. Lets face it…

Unlock strategies for 4th and 5th grade small group reading. Explore different focuses and a six-step process to use.

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