Readers workshop

Looking to implement reader's workshop in your elementary classroom? This blog post goes over everything you need to know! Learn from my mistakes I made early on in my teaching career and what I do now to get my students engaged in reading and writing! Click to learn more! #inspiremeasap #readingworkshop #readersworkshop #elementary #firstgrade #secondgrade #thirdgrade #fourthgrade #fifthgrade

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An anchor chart for reader's workshop!

Launching reader's workshop in kindergarten, first, and second grades often includes beginning with mini lessons. Do you know how to structure and plan a reader's workshop mini lesson? This helpful post walks you through how to use mentor texts, find a good teaching point, and deliver successful mini-lessons. Check it out today to get started!

It is important that you use the first few weeks of reading to launch your workshop. One thing that I like to do during this time is create reading workshop anchor charts. Creating anchor charts for reading workshop is an important part of instruction. Reading workshop expectations anchor charts can be prepared ahead of time but students should have an active role it its creation. Click the pin to see 5 anchor charts to launch reading workshop!

Are you wondering the best strategies for launching reading workshop in your upper elementary classroom?In this post, I share my first days of school lessons & goals for readers workshop aligned with the units of study. Using read alouds, journal prompts, and student discussion- help your 3rd grade, 4th grade, or 5th grade students build their best reading life with these lessons perfect for the beginning of the school year. Grab the free reading minilessons to create a love of reading!

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Reader's notebooks are a powerful learning tool in the elementary classroom! Click to learn how to effectively introduce reader's notebooks to your primary students with these mini-lesson ideas and printables. #inspiremeasap #readersnotebooks #reading #readingworkshop #readersworskshop #elementary

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Start your reading instruction off right with this jam-packed blog post all about setting up readers workshop in the upper elementary classroom. You'll learn how to successful structure your workshop, what topics to cover in the first few weeks and more! Post includes FREE teacher guide! #readersworkshop #reading #3rdgrade #thirdgrade #4thgrade #fourthgrade #5thgrade #fifthgrade #backtoschool

Classroom Book Clubs, like Literature Circles, are a great way to grow reading comprehension in elementary classrooms! Learn how to manage Book Clubs and help students have more meaningful conversations! #bookclubs #literaturecircles #readinganchorchart #bookclubconversations #2ndgradereading #3rdgradereading #4thgradereading #5thgrade #teachertrap

Literature Circles (Book Clubs) are one of my favorite ways to engage students in reading. Get your kids independently talking about books while you meet with your guided reading groups.

How can secondary teachers, who have less than an hour with their students, do it all?!?! I think I have found the solution. In this article you'll find my exact schedule and how I work both reading and writing workshop into one period...

Teachers, are you looking for engaging ways to hold your students accountable during independent reading during Daily 5 or Readers Workshop and meet the common core standards? Read my free tips, tricks and strategies to hold your kids accountable during small groups, book clubs, independent reading, silent reading, and any time they pick up a book! Help kids track as they read a variety of texts in your classroom. Ideas great for upper elementary and middle school classes. Click to read…

How to Launch Readers Workshop | Reading Workshop Launch for 4th grade or 5th grade | Learn how I teach students to build a reading life; includes a detailed first day of school minilesson with read aloud, anchor chart ideas. A perfect complement to #readersworkshop model and Lucy Calkins units. #readingworkshop

Tessa Strauss in her 2nd Grade Class at Ascend in Oakland Category of Inquiry: Cross-Cutting Practices Post Written by: Michael Ray, Bilingual and English Learner Specialist at Leadership, Curriculum and Instruction in Oakland Unified School District Source: Chuck Erdman, Tessa Strauss, Sarah Horwitz, Edy Scripps, Kate Snyder, Monica Purdy Problem of Practice: ELLs often have trouble orchestrating the many routines and habits around Reading Workshop that will help them build a vibrant…

Kindergarten Reader's Workshop Anchor Chart