Description |
272 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm. |
Series |
Scholastic teaching strategies |
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Teaching strategies.
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Note |
"Two teachers share their insights, strategies, and lessons for helping every child become a successful reader"--Cover. |
Bibliography |
Bibliography: pages 168-169. |
Audience |
Grades K-3. |
Summary |
Ideas, resources, and a list of childrens' books that can be used to implement guided reading. |
Contents |
Guided reading: What is guided reading? -- Conditions for learning -- Guided reading in a balanced literacy program -- Understanding the reading process: Sources of information in a text -- What are reading strategies? -- Using prompts to promote reading -- Phrasing in fluent reading -- Literacy stages and book selections: Four stages of reading development -- Matching readers with books -- Setting up and managing your classroom for guided reading: When are children ready for guided reading? -- Choral reading -- Organizing your classroom for guided reading -- Scheduling for guided reading -- Grouping for guided reading -- Setting up literacy centers -- Managing and organizing literacy centers -- Possible literacy centers for reading and writing. |
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Guided reading lessons: Guided reading lesson with an emergent reading group -- Guided reading lesson with a progressing reading group -- Guided reading lesson with a transitional reading group -- Guided reading lesson with a fluent reading group -- Phonics and word study: Planning for word study -- Some principles for letter and word study -- Snapshots of letter and word study during guided reading -- Building resources for letter and word work within the classroom -- Assessment and evaluation in guided reading: Assessment tools -- Quick reference assessment chart -- Gathering, organizing, storing, and using assessment information. |
Subject |
Reading (Primary)
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Children -- Books and reading.
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Teaching -- Aids and devices.
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Added Author |
Payne, Carleen daCruz.
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ISBN |
0439116392 |
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