Read aloud lesson plans

What are interactive read alouds? Tips and tricks for interactive read aloud planning with resources and teaching ideas for elementary.

Looking to kick your read aloud lessons up a notch? These interactive read aloud lessons have stopping points and higher order thinking questions for 64 of my favorite books in first and second grade! Each book also has a reading response sheet as well as a writing response sheet! - Susan Jones Teaching

Teachers are you looking for goal setting picture books that teach goal setting to your upper elementary students? Look no further! This quick read blog post includes all of my favorite picture books to teach goal setting AND free worksheet printables making lesson planning for the first weeks of school a snap. Click to read today and claim your free goal setting worksheet printables.

“You Can Be a Good Friend (No Matter What!)” book activities – Ideas, craft, lesson plan to encourage your students to be their best selves despite the first day jitters!

Looking for some The Day You Begin lesson plans that include a craft and activities that your students will love? With these activities, students will be able to practice comprehension skills alongside this great read aloud with a sweet and powerful message.

With these Crickwing read aloud lesson plans for kindergarten, students can practice a variety of kinder and 1st grade reading comprehension skills. For example, students can retell Crickwing, identify story elements and more!read

The Day You Begin is a wonderful picture book to read aloud in your classroom. Learn how to use these book activities to help you celebrate diversity in the classroom. Check out The Day You Begin lesson plan with discussion questions to engage all your students.

It's a fact..teachers love books! Discovering new read alouds is always an exciting adventure. The following are my favorite first week of school read alouds. All of these titles have lesson ideas that go along with them. You can find the coordinating lesson plans and activities in our First Week o

Are you looking for help planning read aloud lessons? Check out this easy to follow step by step guide to creating interactive read aloud lessons. Learn how to create plans for kindergarten and first grade that are effective and don't take hours of extra work! Plus, grab a FREE read aloud lesson planning sheet to help save you time! Learn more here!

An interactive read aloud lesson plan is a powerful teaching tool in the elementary classroom. Learn how to create one for your students!