How to Determine the Child's Developmental Reading Stage
Use this chart to identify the students' reader stage.
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Lesson Set Aligned to the Developing Stage
This lesson uses the children's book: The Proudest Blue: A Story of Hijab and Family by Ibtihaj Muhammad (2019), With S. K. Ali
"The Proudest Blue spotlights the powerful bond of sisterhood as Asiya teaches Faizah what it means to be proud of who you are and how to rise above the misinformed, hurtful words of others."
What Is Formative Assessment in Reading Instruction?
Learn about formative assessment and why it is a great tool for reading teachers.
How Do I Approach Assessment From an Asset-Based Perspective?
Learn about asset-based perspective and how to use it to reframe your thinking to promote student growth.
What Are Some Common Formative Assessment Methods?
View the multiple methods and why they are powerful. (Note section included)
How Do I Keep Track of My Students’ Different Strengths and Next Steps as Readers?
Utilize this resource to incorporate 3 types of forms in your classroom! These forms are useful tools to help record formative assessment notes.
Learning Target Charts Chapters 1-4
Explore these charts that provide read aloud learning targets, key vocabulary, and reading focus guidance.
"The Invisible Boy"
This lesson plan features the book "The Invisible Boy" written by Trudy Ludwig and illustrated by Patrice Barton. It includes example questions, prompts, and tips for teachers.
Vera's Book At-A-Glance
This resource introduces the reader to the sections included in the book and their purpose.
Why Rebellious Read Alouds?
Learn about the benefits of daily read alouds and what inspired the author.
What Resources Do I Need for High-Impact Instruction, and How Do I Introduce Them?
This resource in includes the do's and don'ts about setting up writing partnerships, the benefits of intentional classroom charts, and multiple figures as examples.
What Are Some Systems and Structures of a Writing Community?
To help establish your classroom's writing community, Melanie Meehan discusses common and individual goals, routines, and much more.