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Guided Reading Program

Guided Reading Program. Kim Wood Kristin Jent Alyson Ward. What is Guided Reading?. Teacher supports each reader’s development (Coach or Guide) Challenges the level of difficulty for each student

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Guided Reading Program

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  1. Guided Reading Program Kim Wood Kristin Jent Alyson Ward

  2. What is Guided Reading? • Teacher supports each reader’s development (Coach or Guide) • Challenges the level of difficulty for each student • Students can read books with the strategies that they currently have and continue to learn new things

  3. More About Guided Reading: • Balanced literacy approach • Designed to help students become confident and competent readers. • Students write many journal responses and self-evaluations

  4. Benefits of Guided Reading: • Helps create a classroom of independent learners. • Accommodates differentiated instruction. • Pinpoints reading needs, reading levels, reading strengths, and reading interests. • Helps match emergent readers, early readers, and fluent readers with skill-appropriate text.

  5. More Benefits: • Better informs and guides your instruction for each student. • Employs scaffolding opportunities for building stronger literacy. • Provides support for better management of your time and resources—especially with small group instruction.

  6. What does Guided Reading do for the Students: • It reinforces problem-solving, comprehension, and decoding. • It provides opportunities for establishing good reading habits and strategies. • Guided reading groups are formed and reconfigured to meet the needs of the individual

  7. Other students can: • Go to literacy centers • Reading activities • Complete unfinished work

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