Topic: Guided Reading

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With guided reading students learn how to engage in every facet of the reading process at their instructional level and take their reading power to all literacy contexts.

A rich and authentic text base is the foundation for Fountas & Pinnell Classroom™.

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When students encounter responsive teaching in all literacy contexts, they get a powerful message: Reading is thinking.

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Based on your observations in guided reading, select teaching moves that will develop the reader’s problem-solving abilities.

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The goal of guided reading is to teach students how to engage in strategic actions they can apply again the next day and thereafter.

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Everything you do supports students in expanding strategic actions, which must be constructed by the reader, but not without help.

This will inevitably happen because students will have slightly different needs. But you are working to place small groups of students together whom a particular reading level is appropriate.

FAQ Friday: How Do I Choose Books for Guided Reading?

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Teacher Tip: Expand Your Guided Reading Moves with Self-Reflection

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Why ODMS (Online Data Management System)?

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FAQ Friday: Can Chapter Books Be Used for Guided Reading?

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Teacher Tip: Have Children Match and Sort Letters

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FAQ Friday: What is the Difference Between Guided Reading and LLI?

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Ask Meli! March, 2018

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Writing Opportunities Within Fountas & Pinnell Classroom™

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Teacher Tip: Expanding Students' Vocabulary in Specific Instructional Contexts

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You may be sharing guided reading texts with a team of fellow teachers. If so, consider the following tips and ideas for coordinating the use of the texts and accompanying lessons.

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The following are some guiding principles that may help you get more power in your teaching.