Read to someone

Reading to a stuffed friend helps with fluency. Grab free recording sheet.

Manage Daily Five in your classroom with these cute cards.Includes Cards for: Read to Self, Read to Someone, Work on Writing, Listen to Reading, Word Work Teacher Table, Smartboard, iPad, Computer.

Ways to Read to Someone

Read to Self Read with Someone Word Work Listen to Reading Read with a Teacher/Teacher Time After we successfully build stamina in Read to Self and I feel we are on the right track, I introduce Read with Someone. Read with Someone is a fabulous opportunity for students to partner up and read any book in our library, including some specifically designed for multiple voices. This choice focuses on building a child's fluency and accuracy, while also building classroom community, which to me is…

I sure am happy that it's Friday! I swear, I really, really do - that there was one of these... ...this week. My first grade sweeties were barkin' at the moon this week. One little guy said "We're really wild today, aren't we?" Uh, yup. I wanted to share with you how I do Read-to-Someone {Partner Reading} in my classroom. We do a modified version of Daily 5. I've blogged about it a few times. Just search "Daily 5" on my blog to read about that. Monday through Thursday we do Daily 4 and save…

Hi friends! Thanks so much for stopping by to join in the fun of The Daily Five book study, started by Mel { Seusstastic Classroom Ins...

WowSiE! I'm so excited about using the Daily 5 with my first graders this year! Today, we had our first focus lesson for Read to Someone....

Just thought I'd share a little freebie that I'm going to start using with my kiddos during The Daily 5. I hope it is useful for you, as well. Click on the image below to download a copy.