High school reading intervention

Read about how to engage and motivate middle and high school students by using reading sprints with independent reading. Raise critical thinking and discussion! #ReadingSprints #IndependentReading #MiddleSchoolELA

What are reading strategies and how can I use them to support the readers in my classroom? Reading Strategy information and tips for upper elementary and middle school learners. Graphic Organizers and Activities for visualizing, predicting, inferring, making connections, summarizing, questioning, and more.

Have you been struggling to fit reading interventions into your middle school classroom? Not sure how to set it up? Check out this blog post! A middle school Reading Intervention Teacher brings you through what she is currently doing in her middle school classroom.

Once you start working with middle school struggling readers, you'll notice their decoding skills tend to have these errors. Read more about them by clicking on the link! #strugglingreaders

Guided reading is a valuable tool for middle school teachers looking to improve their students’ literacy skills. It's an effective strategy to increase comprehension and fluency, and promotes engagement and motivation.

As much as I love to read, sometimes I dreaded teaching reading. I was reading by four and everything in language arts came easily to me - it just clicked. When I had students that didn't improve their reading with my strategies, I didn't understand why. Now that I am working with my son, I am un

Are you looking for middle school special education reading intervention activities for your older, struggling or dyslexic readers? Do they need targeted practice in phonics, decoding, sight words, comprehension, spelling and vocabulary? This science of reading aligned bundle is packed with activities to help your low-level readers, dyslexic students, EFL/ELL students and special education students. “This is one of the very best and readily-usable TPT resources I have ever purchased. Thanks…

My favorite school days are the ones that find us in a bit of a routine, when my middle school students are to the point where they are energized and enthusiastic while knowing procedures and classroom expectations. One project that has exemplified this glorious balance has been our reader's notebooks.

As much as I love to read, sometimes I dreaded teaching reading. I was reading by four and everything in language arts came easily to me – it just clicked. When I had students that didn’t improve their reading with my strategies, I didn’t understand why. Now that I am working with my son, I […]

Help students increase their reading fluency and confidence using reading sprints regularly in your classroom. Free Download slide deck for guidance, goal setting, and timer.

Reading workshop DOES work with middle and high school students. Room 213 shares so many strategies to help you implement workshop with your students on her blog. Check it out! #readingworkshop #readersworkshop #highschoolenglish #middleschoolela #ela

If you'd like to add read alouds to your secondary English Language Arts classroom, but you aren't sure that you want to commit to reading an entire novel, why not try out First Chapter Friday and expose your students to a variety of high interest books? In this #2ndaryELA Twitter chat, middle school and high school English Language Arts teachers discussed how they select the books to spotlight, how it fits into their classroom routine, and what to do after reading. Read through the chat for…

Students learn better when they first access what they already know—and this plays a big role in improving English language learners’ academic literacy.

Teaching struggling readers at the high school level? Scaffold their comprehension by focusing on these four important reading strategies.

Fully engaging students can include using their interests in lessons, checking in on them emotionally, and being ourselves.

Teaching #reading Comprehension Strategies: Asking Questions QAR Strategy - Raise the Bar Reading

Middle school learners are qualitatively different than younger learners. Teachers and parents can significantly enhance the learning of students this age by understanding the cognitive and social characteristics of middle school learners. Using the right instructional strategies to maximize the learning advantages and address the learning challenges of middle school learners can make all the difference in their success, especially with reading intervention.

Independent reading accountability is important. Read about some ways to support students with a clear structure without making them hate reading.

Teachers often have questions about what a literacy block should actually look like. How do you structure your time? When do you pull reading groups? How and when do you teach grammar? The list of questions is lengthy, and with good reason. No one really ever told us what to do! Probably because there is […]

For years, I have witnessed, over and over again, the value of using pictures to teach reading skills in my classroom. I always use the...