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What should you do with your struggling readers du

What should you do with your struggling readers during guided reading?⁠
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This is something that can be pretty daunting, especially if you’re in a junior classroom and you have a huge range of abilities in your class. ⁠
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In the newest episode of Teaching with Madly Learning, I talk about the three different types of learners who may be working significantly below grade level in your classroom and how to best support them in a guided reading lesson.⁠
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Different students need different types of support, and that’s okay! It doesn’t have to mean a lot of extra work for you. It just means you need to be familiar with those students and what they need. ⁠
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If you need a strategy to help your struggling readers, tune in! ⁠

How do plan for guided reading so you can actually

How do plan for guided reading so you can actually fit it in and get it done in your junior classroom?⁠
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Have a structure that is easy to follow and allows students to work successfully independently.

Did you catch the newest episode of Teaching with

Did you catch the newest episode of Teaching with Madly Learning all about guided reading in the junior grades?⁠
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I get into what guided reading is, what its purpose is, and how to make it work for your students at all different levels.⁠
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If you haven’t already, tune in on your favorite podcast platform to find out how to structure your guided reading time in a way that works for both you and your students.⁠

Guided Reading in action...⁠ ⁠ Continuing our

Guided Reading in action...⁠
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Continuing our summer literacy series all week with a walk through of what a guided reading session could look like in the junior grades. ⁠
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Catch the video today in our FB group. Learn more and sign up at www.madlylearning.com/summerliteracy2021

As you plan out your classroom this year. Think s

As you plan out your classroom this year. Think strategically about where your guided reading table will go. ⁠
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Here are my suggestions⁠
1) Put it in the middle of the room - if you need to divide up groups of students. ⁠
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2) Put it on the end of the room - if you need to see everyone from one spot quickly. ⁠
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3) Don't put it between your door and your desk. If it is the first 'teacher' as you enter your classroom it will simply be your dumping ground. ⁠
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4) Position it near a bulletin board so you have handy anchor charts near you to track student goals, progress, and an area students can reference.

⁠ Do you need help with your guided reading sess

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Do you need help with your guided reading sessions in your junior classroom? ⁠
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I am excited to be sharing a complete plan for scheduling guided reading time in the newest episode of Teaching with Madly Learning.⁠
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I am also dispelling some myths about how to structure your guided reading time, especially as it pertains to junior grade levels. ⁠
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This episode is packed with helpful direction and tips, so you’re not going to want to miss it!⁠

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