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Use big books and poems in shared reading to teach your students reading strategies and phonics lessons! Find out how, the tools you'll need, and see a weekly guide for your kindergarten, first grade, and second grade classroom.
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What is Shared Reading?: An Easy Start Guide - Mrs. Richardson's Class

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This shared reading weekly guide is a great help for getting stared with implementing shared reading!
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A Glimpse at Shared Reading and a Facebook FREEBIE - Mrs. Richardson's Class

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Shared reading lesson planning can be simple. This part of the kindergarten and first grade day integrates phonics, fluency, poetry, and science or social studies. I have five simple shared reading teaching points that you can use with any poem or big book. These activities will help your young readers make progress while enjoying a text they can read successfully.
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5 Teaching Points for Shared Reading - Mrs. Richardson's Class

Shared reading lesson planning can be simple. This part of the kindergarten and first grade day integrates phonics, fluency, poetry, and science or social studies. I have five simple shared reading teaching points that you can use with any poem or big book. These activities will help your young readers make progress while enjoying a text they can read successfully.

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Shared reading and interactive read aloud are both important parts of balanced literacy. This graphic explains the difference in a simple manner.
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What is Shared Reading?: An Easy Start Guide - Mrs. Richardson's Class

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Ever wondered what the difference is between shared reading and a readaloud? Find out in this post!
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How Is Shared Reading Different from a Readaloud? - Learning at the Primary Pond

Ever wondered what the difference is between shared reading and a readaloud? Find out in this post!

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Balanced Literacy Approach. What is Balanced Literacy? How does it look in a kindergarten classroom? Look at reading instruction: read alouds, shared reading, guided reading, and independent reading. Also look at writing instruction: Modeled writing, shar
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What is balanced literacy? I have a few things to share.

What is Balanced Literacy? How does it look in a kindergarten classroom? Look at reading instruction: read alouds, shared reading, guided reading, and independent reading. Also look at writing instruction: Modeled writing, shared writing, interactive writing, guided writing, and independent writing.

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Boost reading fluency, energy, and JOY in your classroom with this engaging 10-minute poetry binder routine! #literacy #poetry #fluency #firstgrade #secondgrade #kindergarten #teachingideas
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Building Fluency With Poetry Binders (Free Printables) - Miss DeCarbo

Boost reading fluency, energy, and JOY in your classroom with this engaging 10-minute poetry binder routine! #literacy #poetry #fluency #firstgrade #secondgrade #kindergarten #teachingideas

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Mrs. McGinnis' Little Zizzers: Poetry Shared Reading in Kindergarten
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Poetry Shared Reading in Kindergarten

This week I will be beginning a poetry notebook in my kindergarten classroom. We will use each of our poems as a shared reading a...

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Interactive Read Alouds

My students LOVE to hear books read aloud in the classroom, and they are in 5th grade! Picture books are often underutilized in the intermediate grades. Doing an interactive read aloud each day w…

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kindergarten poetry activities! This shared reading routine is perfect for fostering fluency with the love of reading. Daily songs and word work keep these poems fresh for your students! Check out these kindergarten poetry activities, including printables and a free download!
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Kindergarten Poetry and Shared Reading Poems!

kindergarten poetry activities! This shared reading routine is perfect for fostering fluency with the love of reading. Daily songs and word work keep these poems fresh for your students! Check out these kindergarten poetry activities, including printables and a free download!

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Are you looking for a great way to start shared reading in your kindergarten class as we head back to school? If so, this shared reading poetry packet is perfect for your kindergarten classroom. It includes a weekly lesson plan for a variety of reading skills. Check it out to see everything that is included for an amazingly low price! Don't miss out.
Make starting shared reading in kindergarten and first grade easy with these shared reading poems! Implement shared reading as a way to support phonics and reading skills during guided reading and reading workshop. You'll get a full year's worth of shared reading poems, activities, and lesson plans to make planning easy and stress free. Read more here!
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When readers connect something new to something known, they are more apt to understand and remember it. Consequently, teachers commonly have students reflect on their own prior knowledge as it relates to any text. These connections come in three forms. Text-to-self connections occur when something in the text reminds the reader of a personal experience. Text-to-text connections occur when something in the text reminds the reader of a previously read text. Text-to-world connections...