This is a picture of the
rotation chart that I use to remind students
what they should be doing
during Guided Reading. Each group of students is
given a number. During Guided
Reading, each group is either meeting with
me, doing Independent Reading,
or working on centers. The groups rotate
after 20 minutes, which I
keep track of by setting an electronic timer.
Number Magnets
| Reading
A-Z Book Listing – Lists books according to level,
reading strategy, comprehension, phonics, grammar/mechanics,
word work |
ATN
Book Lists – Find a book based on theme, author, genre,
or core values.
*Use Control F or Apple F and then type in what you are looking for. |
| Leveled
Book Database – Find what level a book is by typing
in the title or author. I use this site to level my classroom
library. |
Scholastic
Reading Counts e-catalog – This is another book leveling
website to use. This site includes the book’s genre as
well as skills to teach. |
| Lexile
Book Search – Search for books according to Lexile
level. Great to use after MAP testing. |
Reading
Workshop – Books to support Reading Workshop lessons.
Includes lists of books categorized by topic (cause/effect, connecting,
point of view, etc.) |
| Children's
Books Sorted by Craft or Strategy |
Book List by Strategy |
| Another Book List by Strategy |
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| Booktalks
- Quick and Simple - Quick book introductions |
Cyber
Guides – Supplemental activities based on children’s
books |
| Scholastic
BookTalks – Good website to use when introducing books
to Guided Reading groups |
Children’s
Literature – Links organized by author’s name.
Once you select an author, a page will come up with links to
lessons arranged by book title. |
| Reading
Lady – Reading Strategy posters |
Engaging
with Literature – A Video Library
This video library includes nine 20-minute videos that give language arts
teachers and other educators an opportunity to observe firsthand how their
peers are successfully guiding students in grades 3–5 toward becoming
more active and involved readers of literature. |
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Book
Adventure – After completing a story, the students
can login to this website and take a quiz about their book
(if it is included on the site). They earn points that can
go towards various prizes.
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Guided Reading Charts
