Guided Reading 101 and 102 (A two day professional learning series): $35 for CKEC Member Districts; $70 for Non-Member Districts
Scholastic presents guided reading strategies, tips, and resources to help teachers set up their classroom libraries and guided reading stations. Every teacher knows the benefit of a guided reading program—organizing similar learners together in small groups allows educators to use specific strategies to optimize student learning. Guided Reading Groups 101 If there is one subject I was completely unprepared to teach out of college, it was Guided Reading. In fact, my student teaching cooperating teacher didn't even include guided reading groups as part of her literacy instruction-she was totally amazing, but guided just wasn't standard at her school!
- Presenter:Lisa King
- Target Audience: Classroom teachers k-5, special education teachers, instructional coaches, principals
- Description:This session has been added due to high demand in order to accommodate more participants. It is a repeat of the June 28 session.
This two part series is for teachers new to Guided Reading. Day one (July 6) is an introduction to Guided Reading using the resources from Jan Richardson. The focus will be using formative assessment and designing differentiated instruction for different levels of readers. Participants will leave day 1 with ideas for preparing for, planning and progress monitoring Guided Reading.
- Reading 101: A Guide to Teaching Reading and Writing Reading 101 is a self-paced professional development course for K-3 teachers, developed by Reading Rockets. The program provides teachers with an in-depth knowledge of reading and writing so they are prepared to guide their students into becoming skilled and enthusiastic readers and writers.
- 101 Ways to Bug Your Parents by Lee Wardlaw. All paperback chapter books are in good or better used condition. Published by Scholastic. Guided Reading: Set of 6. Reading Level: 4.8. Make Supersized seem small.
Day 2(Sept 14) will take participants into using data to effectively plan each part of the Guided Reading lesson, diving deeper into prompting, teaching points and word study. Participants will receive the text, “The Next Steps in Guided Reading” by Jan Richardson. One registration will cover both day 1(July 6) and day 2 ( Sept. 21).
- PGES Connections: 1e- Deigning Coherent Instruction, 1f –Designing Student Assessments, 3c – Engaging Students in Learning, 3d – Using Assessment in Instruction
Guided Reading Kitguided Reading 101 Reading
Location: CKEC Training Center
Guided Reading 101 and 102 (A two day professional learning series): $35 for CKEC Member Districts; $70 for Non-Member Districts
- Presenter:Lisa King
- Target Audience: Classroom teachers k-5, special education teachers, instructional coaches, principals
- Description:This session has been added due to high demand in order to accommodate more participants. It is a repeat of the June 28 session.
Guided Reading Kitguided Reading 101 Lesson
This two part series is for teachers new to Guided Reading. Day one (July 6) is an introduction to Guided Reading using the resources from Jan Richardson. The focus will be using formative assessment and designing differentiated instruction for different levels of readers. Participants will leave day 1 with ideas for preparing for, planning and progress monitoring Guided Reading.
Day 2(Sept 14) will take participants into using data to effectively plan each part of the Guided Reading lesson, diving deeper into prompting, teaching points and word study. Participants will receive the text, “The Next Steps in Guided Reading” by Jan Richardson. One registration will cover both day 1(July 6) and day 2 ( Sept. 21).
Guided Reading Kit Guided Reading 101 Answers
- PGES Connections: 1e- Deigning Coherent Instruction, 1f –Designing Student Assessments, 3c – Engaging Students in Learning, 3d – Using Assessment in Instruction
Guided Reading Kit Guided Reading 101 Quizlet
Location: CKEC Training Center