Reading strategies

The Beanie Baby Reading Strategies are an extremely effective and engaging tool to help students improve their decoding skills. Elementary teachers can use these strategies with guided reading groups.

Make phonics instruction interactive for your students with this fun hands-on phonics resource. Read this blog for the guide and a freebie!

Guided reading questions for character, plot, making connections and reading strategies.

Utilize these fantastic reading comprehension resources to help your student develop this skill.

When you want students to understand what reading looks like.

11 Free Reading Comprehension Strategies Posters! Perfect for a classroom library or reading bulletin board display. Reading anchor charts include making connections, visualizing, using fix up strategies, making predictions, making inferences, close reading (fictio or nonfiction), using background knowledge, synthesizing information, and asking questions.

It can be very overwhelming, especially for my struggling readers, to focus on using multiple reading comprehension strategies with a piece of text. For this reason, I always take time in at least the first

Freebie! One of the keys to teaching reading comprehension is showing kids how proficient readers think about text. Teachers have to find a way to make their thinking visible. One way is with graphic organizers.

Asking questions before, during, and after reading comes very naturally to skilled readers, but for struggling readers, this skill can be just the opposite. Asking questions of varying depths is arguably the most important reading

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