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Learn the ins and outs of how to teach a guided reading lesson. From prereading activities to word work to assessing students through performance assessment, you will find helpful tips and strategies to teach students how to read.

If you've been following along, you've seen my multi-part series on teaching letters and sounds, print concepts and reading behaviors, and sight words. These are all part of a bigger picture, an entire reading curriculum

Teaching reading strategies in kindergarten that follow the Science of Reading research and a free printable to help support students

Reading requires us to apply various strategies all at the same time. As a result, it is easy for teachers to lose sight of the main focus of our reading minilessons. But if we focus on one strategy at a time, we can help ensure that our students take away a specific strategy they can apply to any text. Creating a Strategy Spotlight to highlight reading strategies posters can lead to more targeted and effective instruction!

Are you teaching your students reading comprehensionn strategies? The 10 free reading comprehension strategies will help your students practice key reading strategies with any text they read. Perfect reading activity for 3rd grade, 4th grade, and 5th grade students.