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Guided Reading: Making the Most of It

This is my slide deck from my session at the North Carolina Reading Conference last week in Raleigh, NC. I do staff development to schools and districts all over the country about best practices in literacy instruction. This topic is one of my most requested.

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Guided Reading: Making the Most of It

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  1. making the most of ©2016,Jen Jones

  2. @hellojenjones #ncra16 “Someone please tweet that!” ©2016,Jen Jones

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  5. bit.ly/10bestpracticesforK

  6. #helloliteracytravels ©2016,Jen Jones

  7. bit.ly/ ©2016,Jen Jones

  8. Browsing Boxes ©2016,Jen Jones

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  10. Student Choice

  11. bit.ly/starbucksclassroom

  12. ©2016,Jen Jones

  13. The following slides illustrate what the rest of the class is doing independently of you while you and a small group of students are doing Guided Reading.

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  16. “Since we’re the GIFTED group, can we please do more packets?” said NO gifted student ever!

  17. The following is NOT Guided Reading “Guided Reading is not coming to the guided reading table and completing worksheets with or without the teacher, it is not doing projects, it is not discussing and talking about their independent reading books, it is not assessing one student while the rest read silently, it is not having students read and retell to each other while you write a parent email or shop online, it is not book clubs or literature circles without the teacher, it is not reading to them, for them or with them, it is not writing Guided Reading in your lesson plan book and not actually teaching guided reading, and it is not playing games and coloring sheets with or without the teacher. Guided reading is not guided reading if only 1 or 2 students are sitting at the table and guided reading is done best at a horseshoe shaped table with the teacher on one side and six students pulled up to the other side of the table. Guided reading is also done best when the guided reading table is clean and clear of clutter. This paragraph probably doesn't apply to you, but I just had to put it out there.” -Hello Literacy Blog Post ©2016,Jen Jones

  18. Developing Problem-Solvers in a Student Centered Classroom Problem Solving Framework ©2016,Jen Jones

  19. Mini-Lesson

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  22. Guided Reading

  23. Planning for Groups, is aligned to… Whole Group Planning

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  25. Planning for your GR session: LLQ’s: HLQ’s: “no more winging it!” ©2016,Jen Jones

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  27. Everyone reading… …at the same time!

  28. Guided Reading Anchor Charts After Reading Text Discussions Activities to do with ©2016,Jen Jones

  29. 1-1 Correspondence ©2016,Jen Jones

  30. @ tinyurl.com/greatreaders ©2016,Jen Jones

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