Reading groups

This whole guided reading beast can feel overwhelming at first. Rest assured friends, it can be conquered! We'll walk through step-by-step so you can easily

Find out the huge mistake I was making and the minor change in my mindset that lead to more effective small group instruction for students.

Are you looking for tips and strategies to organize guided reading materials?

Unlock strategies for 4th and 5th grade small group reading. Explore different focuses and a six-step process to use.

Reading Strategy Groups are quick and easy and do not require a lot of work on the teacher's part. Pick your strategy, run copies, gather your students, model, guide and watch your readers blossom! The real reward is seeing your students smile when you say, "Get out your books! It's time for reading!"

I have always believed the time my students and I spend at the small group table is THE most important time of our day. If you have followed my blog for

Find out how to create a reading graphic organizers file box to save you time when planning for your reading small groups.

Use Small Group Reading Warm Ups To Maximize Your Time At The Small Group Table: Sight Word Ideas and Activities, Fluency and Book Baskets, and Organization Ideas!

Stop WASTING your precious guided reading group time and be ready to see what you can teach your group in one minute! Without rushing through lesson like a mad woman, see how my group flows because my lesson is well-planned, ready to go, organized, targeted to students' needs and routine. Read more on my 20+ year strategy! 1st Grade Pandamania

Not sure how to fit in small reading groups? This post shares scheduling strategies and tips for small group reading instruction.