Read to someone anchor chart

I sure am happy that it's Friday! I swear, I really, really do - that there was one of these... ...this week. My first grade sweeties were barkin' at the moon this week. One little guy said "We're really wild today, aren't we?" Uh, yup. I wanted to share with you how I do Read-to-Someone {Partner Reading} in my classroom. We do a modified version of Daily 5. I've blogged about it a few times. Just search "Daily 5" on my blog to read about that. Monday through Thursday we do Daily 4 and save…

Read to self procedures anchor chart

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Read to Self anchor chart features different strategies and rules for independent reading. Be a leader! Be a reader! 1) find a good fit book. 2)find a comfortable place to sit. 3) sit still. 4) keep your eyes on the book. 5) read quietly. 6) stay focused. 7) look at the pictures. 8) sound-out new words. 9) think about what might happen next.

WowSiE! I'm so excited about using the Daily 5 with my first graders this year! Today, we had our first focus lesson for Read to Someone....

Read to Self anchor chart in kindergarten. After going creating traditional Daily 5 anchor charts with students, I made these using Scrappin Doodles clip art. Colored (that is crayon wax melting from her bangs- oops) laminated, and using a Vis-a-Vis (they don't smudge as Expo's do) we talked about what the students body and made notes. Had to make some alterations to hands/eyes with some of the art so that they were "on the book". LOL. Kids said the eyes were creepy. Ha!

Ways to Read to Someone

This anchor charts helps emergent readers understand different ways to read a book.

Working with a Buddy Chart

These are all the ideas the students came up with about what good readers look like during independent reading time. We also named him Roel thanks to my intern teacher!