Reading Strategies and Activities
1. Guided Reading
Guided reading is an approach to teaching reading in a small-group setting while providing individual coaching along the way.
- To Begin Guided Reading a teacher may start with a book walk, which is just away for the students and teacher to look through the book and predict what will happen.
- From there the students move on to a stage where there are reading at their own pace in small groups and the teacher is monitoring and assisting wherever it is needed.
- During this guided reading process it is good for the teacher to implement mini-lessons based on the needs seen during the coaching and assisting.
- Lastly, the teacher should assess the students progress on a regular basis. It would be smart to teach students how to read and comprehend with books on their grade level.
- The students should be able to read the books with a 90-94 % accuracy and a 75% comprehension level.
Graphic Organizers/Activities that Could help:
This worksheet allows a guide for the students to code the text: Link for worksheet: https://msjordanreads.com/2011/10/10/building-up-my-toolbox-self-monitoring-strategies/
Below: This is another activity/ Graphic organizer the teacher can use to promote the students understanding of the text they are reading. Link for worksheet: https://www.scholastic.com/teachers/blog-posts/genia-connell/guided-reading-prompts-and-questions-improve-comprehension/
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