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Classroom Tools
Print and copy a vocabulary handbook for each student easily! Included in this download: Units 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, and 3.5.
Classroom Tools
Print and copy a vocabulary handbook for each student easily! Included in this download: Units 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, 4.4, and 4.5.
Classroom Tools
Print and copy a vocabulary handbook for each student easily! Included in this download: Units 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, 5.4, and 5.5.
Classroom Tools
Print and copy a vocabulary handbook for each student easily! Included in this download: Units 6.1, 6.2, and 6.3.
Lesson Plans
We have updated some of the lessons for sixth grade units due to downed links.
Classroom Tools
From the word ‘analogy’ to the word ‘theme’ this glossary will help you and your students navigate the many terms used in connection with the Read Side by Side Reading Program.
Classroom Tools
Want to help your students use the C. I. A. Approach at home while keeping them accountable for nightly reading? This simplified reading log helps students stay engaged with learning.
Running records can be used to determine what book to match students to during the book club time. Here you will find running records for each of the book club books in this unit. Learn about a student's accuracy, fluency, and comprehension while building rapport and trust. This is just one of the assessment tools to be published in the assessment book coming soon! (Jan. '20)
Running records can be used to determine what book to match students to during the book club time. Here you will find running records for each of the book club books in this unit. Learn about a student's accuracy, fluency, and comprehension while building rapport and trust. This is just one of the assessment tools to be published in the assessment book coming soon! (Jan. '20)
Running records can be used to determine what book to match students to during the book club time. Here you will find running records for each of the book club books in this unit. Learn about a student's accuracy, fluency, and comprehension while building rapport and trust. This is just one of the assessment tools to be published in the assessment book coming soon! (Jan. '20)
Use this quick survey to learn about your students' reading interest at the beginning of the year. Follow up the survey with a Beginning of the Year Conference also available as a download.
Talking with students regularly about the books they are reading both in class and at home has been proven to help increase student motivation and comprehension. Use the following conference scripts to guide your discussion of fiction and nonfiction texts. Use the Beginning of the Year Conference script after each student has completed the Survey of Reading Interest, which is also available as a download.
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