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Free high school reading strategies resources for staff and administrators
Reading Certificates and Awards
Are you searching for a meaningful way to acknowledge and celebrate the reading achievements of children participating in a summer reading challenge? Look no further! Our Reading Challenge Awards and Certificates are the perfect way to honor their dedication and inspire a lifelong love for books. With beautifully designed certificates and customizable awards, you can make their reading experience even more memorable and rewarding. Let's celebrate their reading success together!Personalize each
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PreK - 12th
Also included in: Summer Reading Challenge / End of Year Activities / Summer Activities
Lesson Plan
This is a lesson plan you can use for teaching reading 1:1, small group, or whole class. This lesson plan follows the OG triangle and uses the associations between visual, auditory, and kinesthetic to guide you. 2 pages from Google Docs
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1st - 12th
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Classroom Discussions, Tips, Strategies, and Benefits, Video for Teachers
Classroom discussions can often be awkward - or worse, a waste of time. But, it doesn't have to be that way! In this quick video tutorial, I'll share several tips for implementing and conducting classroom discussions. I believe we need to achieve the trifecta of reading about text, talking about text, and then writing about text in order to provide students with the best learning experience possible when teaching literature, nonfiction, poetry, or informational text in any subject!In the suppor
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8th - 12th, Staff
Lee & Low Books: High Interest Low Readability Diverse Reading List
High-Low books provide literacy support through carefully chosen sentence structures, vocabulary, effective text features, illustrations, and compelling stories that align with and appeal to students' interests. The books in this list help struggling and reluctant readers grow their literacy skills with engaging, diverse books that they can and want to read.
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1st - 12th
BASIC LITERACY SKILLS
Discover the enormous benefits of using dictation to improve spelling in struggling readers, dyslexic students, middle and high school students and adults. Find out how this simple approach has helped poor spellers to improve for years and how you can implement it in your teaching.
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
12 Month Bible Study Reading Plan | Bible study| reading plans
This12-month Family Bible Study Reading + Memory Verse Writing Plan, is perfect for the family wanting to dive into the Bible one day at a time, one scripture at a time.For each day of the year, you will have one or two chapters from the Bible and your choice of one memory verse to read and write with your whole family each week.Includes prayer and reflection pages you can print and make copies of for your whole family, to add to your own Bible binder, or book.Along the way, enjoy encouragements
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Easy Differentiation Tips
As a special education teacher, I constantly have teachers asking for ways to differentiate for all of their learners. Sometimes teachers can get overwhelmed by so many strategies, so I created a 2 pager with some easy tips and ideas for them to use in the classroom. I hope this is helpful for you, too!
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PreK - 12th
Progress Monitoring Log Sheet
This progress monitoring log sheet helps teachers keep a record of students and the skills they need intervention with. Great data to show parents and principals.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education
The Jelly Fish and the Honey Bee PARCC Double Passage Practice, Grades 7-9
Nonfiction double passage readings that mimic the PARCC assessment and are also engaging and meaningful have been difficult to find, until now! This double passage reading engages students with interesting facts, wise quotations and the wisdom of the ages. Professionally written questions and writing prompts are included for assessment.
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7th - 9th
Reading Strategies DIY
This do-it-yourself Reading comprehension strategy wheel is simple to make and can be used as a friendly reminder for some best practice Reading strategies.
Use this wheel before, during, and after Reading when working with your students in whole group, small group, or even 1 on 1.
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PreK - 12th
Focus and Flow for Teachers: Key Documents
Teachers face competing pressures in disruption-prone classes: they feel compelled to tolerate and manage persistent disruptions patiently in time-intensive restorative practices, while at the same time, they also feel pressure to cultivate rigor, focus, and time on task to close achievement gaps in the limited time they share with students. Principals likewise feel competing pressures: on one hand, they wish to support teachers by responding helpfully to behavioral referrals, while on the othe
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
First-Draft Writing: A Writing to Learn or Review Activity
First Draft Writing is a writing to learn or pre-learning activity that integrates writing into the learning process. Students are sometimes reluctant to advise classmates of their beliefs, feelings, or understanding. Using First Draft Writing, teachers can activate students' schema prior to learning, engage students in thinking about a subject, and it can be used after learning as a learning log that advises teachers of students' understanding and identifies the unclear areas of their understan
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
ESL Strategies Partnership Support Immigrant Families (Colorin Colorado / AFT)
These tips were created with the generous support of the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) and Colorin Colorado. These strategies for schools and early childhood classrooms showing how to support ELLs, and Immigrant families in the classroom are FREE through the Colorin Colorado website and shared though this TPT store. Rights and credits are given to appropriate sources.This 169 page guide is user-friendly, (8.5”x 11”) and in PDF format to ensure proper printing. They are intended to be sha
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PreK - 12th, Staff
Criteria For Success Poster!
This poster aligns with the Wheatley Curriculum and is an easy way to display reading thinking steps! Blow this up into a poster, laminate, write your steps with a dry erase marker and voila, you're ready to go with your new reusable poster!
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PreK - 12th, Staff
Class Newsletter Template
Here is a template to use for creating a class newsletter!
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PreK - 12th
ESL Guide for Engaging ELL Families: 20 Strategies for School (Colorin Colorado)
This ESL Guide for Engaging ELL Families: 20 Strategies for School Leaders was created with the generous support of the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) and Colorin Colorado. These strategies for schools and early childhood classrooms showing how to support ELLs, and Immigrant families in the classroom are FREE through the Colorin Colorado website and shared though this TPT store. Rights and credits are given to appropriate sources: Written for Colorín Colorado by Lydia Breiseth Manager, Co
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PreK - 12th, Staff
Guided Novel Instruction - GNI - Improving Literacy Outcomes
This white paper is fairly lengthy, but it is intended for ELA/RLA educators that desire heightened reading outcomes with any socioeconomic population. I have used this technique and methodology for a quarter century with dramatic outcomes in low, middle and high income elementary settings; however, I have seen it used in middle school with high efficacy. It is a free download, and the methodology 'stops the bleeding' in literacy outcomes that we have seen in this country for the last 50 plus
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2nd - 9th
3 Cueing Systems Used During Reading
This video describes the 3 cueing systems the brain uses to identify words during reading.
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PreK - 12th
From Good to Amazing: A Teacher's Reflection on The Core Deconstructed
A Middle School ELA/Literacy teachers used The Core Deconstructed process to break and teach the CCSS literacy standard with success. In her words, "Over the past few months I embraced the task of reflecting on the process of breaking down a Common Core standard for my 9th grade Language and Composition class.
After reading Dr. Brown’s book, The Core Deconstructed, I felt that I had all the tools I needed to begin!"
Learn more about what she and gain her success tips!
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5th - 9th
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