Readers workshop

Reading workshop is a common (and awesome) model to use for reading instruction. One of the things I love about the workshop model is that teachers can

Are you looking to learn more about how to effectively implement reading workshop into your classroom? In this blog post, I will explain what it looks and sounds like, and must-teach mini-lessons to establish routines and procedures for a successful reader's workshop! by Inspire Me ASAP

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Description Hello I created this for my students at the end of creating our handmade chart to reinforce all of the marks that we make as a class. Students use whatever color sticky note they want as a think mark. I may also used a laminiated sticky note and marker so that we don't waste sticky notes! Hope you find this helpful. I will be adding to this, so keep checking back :)

Looking to implement reading response notebooks in your elementary classroom? This blog post goes over how to effectively introduce reader's notebooks to your students, including mini-lesson ideas. Click to learn more! #inspiremeasap #readingworkshop #readersworkshop #readersnotebooks #elementary #firstgrade #secondgrade #thirdgrade #fourthgrade #fifthgrade

Reader's Workshop is an important part of elementary school! Learn how to organize the first week of reader's workshop for year long success!

Are you read to launch reading workshop in your 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade classroom and are looking for some tips to help make your readers' workshop launching successful? These classroom tested and teacher approved strategies will help you run your reading workshop time effectively and successfully to help your students grow as readers. Anchor chart ideas and organizational strategies, plus FREEBIES are included! Click to read all the ideas and grab the free printables, too!

Teacher Truth- I used to despise teaching Writer's Workshop. I understood the structure of the workshop model and the focus of each grading period, however, I didn't really know WHAT to teach each day during my mini-lessons. Fast forward a couple of years, and I had an amazing opportunity to visit an amazing teacher's classroom and observe her in action and I fell in love with her writing instruction! And then the next year, my amazing team and I decided to each tackle one subject and share…

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