Topic: Teacher Tip Tuesday

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Tips for choosing engaging books that all students will enjoy while offering teaching opportunities that suit the needs of the students in your classroom.

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An easy-to-use checkout system is the key to maintaining your guided reading book room. Here are some ideas to consider for organizing the guided reading book room in your school.

Creating guided reading groups is a dynamic process that you must always examine critically. The reading records you keep enable you to make informed decisions about effective grouping. To help you create dynamic groups, consider the following

Teacher Tip: Selecting Books for Guided Reading

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In discussing a guided reading text, you want to support students in the discussion so that they help each other reach for the deeper meaning of the text.

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Teacher Tip: Steps to Preparing an Introduction to a Text for Guided Reading Lessons

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Teacher Tip: Activate student agency with these effective practices for book clubs

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Portfolios are a popular way to present students' work over time so that progress is evident.

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During assessment season, consider partnering up with a grade-level colleague so you can release each other to administer an assessment or two.

Here are some suggestions for creating places for students to store their work in progress as well as finished work that will be used to assess their progress.

This week's tip on unboxing Fountas & Pinnell Classroom™ comes from a member of our Fountas & Pinnell Facebook group!

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Follow these steps to help guide you when organizing your classroom environment to support word solving.

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Worried about keeping your students reading over the summer? Here are some suggestions.

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Try using tongue twister poems in your classroom!

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Try this tip out out with a first grade poem.

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Poetry charts can encourage children to think about how illustrations can support a poem.

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When using poetry charts in prekindergarten, here is a tip to try out with a classic poem.

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After teaching, reflect on the guided reading lesson even if only for a short time.