Guided Reading Reminder/Help Slips
I have revised our Guided Reading Help Slips and decided to list it as a new resource. It is essentially the same concept but set up differently and with a few new reminders.
The reminder slips are designed for teachers to use during their guided reading sessions with individuals.
At the end of the guided reading session or just after the student has read an instructional text, use the appropriate slip by ripping it off and slipping it inside your student's reader.
This is a great way to communicate reading progress and objectives with parents.
Simply print either the color or black and white version provided in the file. Print 4-5 copies of each page, cut and staple. Rip off the skill/strategy reminder to place student readers.
You may like to store your slips in a long container, as seen in the image below.
You can print off the slips in either color or black and white.
Each page has the skill/strategy listed five times for you to print off ample sets.
These are great!! Added to my cart. :) This is such a great idea. Thanks for making these. Have a great day!
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Wow-this is really a genius idea! So simple for a teacher to manage and easy for parents to know what you are working on at school. SO SMART!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea. My kiddos would certainly benefit from these! Thanks for your hard work :-)
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This is a fantastic idea! My autistic child struggles in reading.....this will help me also stay focused and not get too ahead of her!
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These are great! I especially like that I could quickly staple the slip to the reading log at night to help parents know which strategy we are working on at school. Quick way to differentiate! Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great tool in to be used witj the Daily Five. It allows them to work independently, and self check and correct. Awesome idea..thanks for sharing. Breezy_unt@Yahoo. Com
ReplyDeleteI am so in love with these!!! I would love to have these to help keep my students engaged in their lessons and understand what their goal/strategy is! What better way than to have these right in front of them?? I also love your idea of sending them home so the parent can also understand what we are focusing on in school!! Thanks so much! kllove44@aol.com
ReplyDeleteThese would be awesome to help my beginner readers see that it is ok to take it slow so they can understand what they are reading and reach their goal!!! These would also be helpful with my second grader...ahhagermama@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Kimberly Love, you have one the file! I will be emailing you. Thanks for entering everyone, I really appreciate your comments and time taken to enter. Emma - Clever Classroom :)
ReplyDeleteSo excited!!! Thanks so much Emma!
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ReplyDeleteHi Claire, thanks for your message. To purchase the file, click on any of the images and it will take you to my store on Teachers pay Teachers. Are you a member? it's free to join and then you can shop for downloads! Emma :)
DeleteI ask my students to read 15 minutes each night. I have purchaed Guided Reading Book. My students need these reminders as they struggle with reading, they are learning three languages at present. These reminders would help keep there focus. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteLove these reminders. These would not only be great for guided reading, but to send home as well. They will help parents learn some strategies to help their child when they are reading at home. These are Awesome!
ReplyDeleteI am so happy I found these! I have been looking for something like this but could not find the right one. I am going to print these out and start using them this week!! Thank you :)
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Great idea!! Thanks for sharing! On my wish list!!
ReplyDeleteJust what I needed as a reminder for my students as to the specific strategy kids are working on, AND for keeping parents informed!!! THANKS!!
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