Guided reading levels

Guided Reading. For many teachers, the words make you crazy. (I will admit, I was one of those teachers.) We never had a set program. We had some PD books, and some random resources that were adopted

I use the Fontas & Pinnell (F&P) Reading Level Chart. This chart is great because it breaks the school year into quarters and where your child should be at those months. This one below is a little different than the one above. This one has each month of the school year, not just broken into quarters. Mrs. K ♥

Reading level measurements aren't perfect and neither are the conversions but as a general guide, it's a handy tool to keep around.

Guided reading levels can be confusing if you're not familiar with them. I love how this post explains the levels and gives sample books! #guidedreading #kindergarten #firstgrade #secondgrade

Learn how to level any text and correlate any guided reading levels between different resources with this free reading resource.

I’m super excited to offer a way to try out ALL 26 levels {from A-Z} in The Guided Reading Program I've created at Out of This World Literacy™ for free! what's included in the free download? A reproducible lesson plan form for guided reading. 1 reading comprehension (fiction or nonfiction) objective that’s appropriate for each specific

Guided Reading. For many teachers, the words make you crazy. (I will admit, I was one of those teachers.) We never had a set program. We had some PD books, and some random resources that were adopted

Learn how to teach Guided Reading effectively. Assess students & grouping by ability level, then differentiate instruction to meet students' needs.

Hey all! I'm here to tell you a little bit about Reading Kits! Reading Kits are a fun way to incorporate repeated practice in skills that are at each student's Guided Reading Level. Each level will contain

Read-aloud, shared reading, and guided reading—There are subtle, but important, differences among these 3 instructional practices. In this blog post, I explain!