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Kindergarten ELA test prep guided reading book microsofts
Take Home Reading Bag
Looking for a high quality resource to provide a more structured reading routine for home? This will make your class families lives easier! All you need to do is download and print. This resource comes with a reading routine recommendation, reading tip cheat sheet, and a set of comprehension questions that will pair nicely with any fiction or nonfiction text. Some options are: Have the students pick a book to take home once a weekprovide a leveled reading passage once a weekadd sight word flash
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Grades:
K - 4th
Bilingual English and Spanish Alphabet System for Biliteracy
With this resource, prepare yourselves for truly bi-literate students. In this system, you will be provided with all the tools necessary to use the skill of language transfer in reading, in writing, and in vocabulary development. This programs also works with all 3 types of learners- the kinesthetic learners will be able to use the bilingual alphabet along with body motions. The auditory learners use the chant/ song to remember letter initial sounds, and the visual learners will use the slide sh
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PreK - 5th
Digital Book: Kindergarten Level A
This is a Level A book to be used whole class or in small groups as a Guided Practice Teaching Tool. The learning target is: I can read from left to right.Begin by modeling a "book walk". Predict and locate known sight words. Think aloud the fact that there is a pattern to the book. Notice the pictures.As you read this with students, you are modeling by pointing to the words from left to right. You will model the strategies of looking at the picture to figure out the unknown words (the num
Grades:
PreK - 1st
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Reading for Elementary Students ( Oa, Sh, Ch sounds )
Cool reading exercise for new comers and kinder and first grade students.
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PreK - 2nd
Bugs for Lunch Read Aloud worksheet
This activity is great for an observation. The students are very engaged in this and it is fun and creative.
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Grades:
K - 2nd
Guided Reading Stop Sign Labels
I use these labels in my classroom to help students stay on track during our guided reading time. I place the paperclip on the page where I would like them to stop reading. Once they get to the desired spot they can start thinking about discussion topics based on the standards we are working on at the time. I have a "I can" statement posted on a white board during guided reding that they can refer to at any time. I also often write a question below to give them even more guidence. These labels a
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Grades:
PreK - 4th
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