Shared reading is one of those activities where you can get the most bang for your buck! Especially in kindergarten and first grade, shared reading makes your students readers. It teaches so many skills and makes your youngest readers feel like readers. It turns non-readers into kids who believe they can read. Keep reading to learn all about my newest resource.
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To say I’m excited about my newest resource line is probably an understatement. You probably already know my love of interactive read alouds, shared reading is right behind that. And as I was looking to include it more in my classroom, and searching Teachers pay Teachers to make it easier for me, I was at a loss. There just wasn’t much for shared reading resources. So I have taken it upon myself to start a new product line that I am very excited about!
Please say hello to my newest resource line: Shared Reading Lesson Plans & Activities.
My very first resource is for a book called Down on the Farm by Rita Lascaro. It is a fun little book all about a girl, the things she sees on a farm and what they do. It has a terrific pattern that supports even our lowest readers. It is not leveled, but I would say it could be used for beginning readers, which I would say is below a level C. (Please note, I am not a book leveler, this is just my opinion.)
The pattern in this book is so predictable that I love to create a writing extension and have my students do their own writing to follow the pattern.
I’ve taken a ton of time to complete this resource as I wanted to make sure it had everything I wanted to include and provide a resource that can work for most teachers.
This resource includes a weekly over lesson plan and 5 complete lessons for 5 days of shared reading. Each day focuses on one specific skill. See my blog post >>HERE<< for more information about shared reading.
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Happy reading!
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