Category: Reader’s Workshop
The Benefits of Creating a Classroom Map
Creating a classroom map is a great tool to help manage classroom procedures throughout the day. I’m sure that your students buddy up during workshops, math and have independent reading book nooks. Use this classroom management strategy in order to avoid any confusion, and debates […]
Reading Strategy Goals with Beanie Baby Friends
My students absolutely adore our (beanie baby) Reading Friends and poster set! As I introduce the many reading strategies at the beginning of the year I always have a little help from our “Reading Friends”. Our reading buddies help the students focus on becoming good […]
Student DRA Reading Level Graph
At the start of the school year, I administer the The Developmental Reading Assessment (DRA2) to my students. After I calculate the results and determine their independent reading level I have a conference with each student and we discuss their level. If you look closely […]
UPDATED: Letter Sounds Word Wall Set!
Do you know these letter sounds? They will help you learn to read. Our word wall has evolved so much throughout the year! It brings me such happiness when I see my young writers looking at the wall to find the words they need in […]
January Listening Center with QR Codes
I have a wonderful class this year, but I’m finding that my Listen to Reading Center is in need of a boost. Raz-kids is not cutting it any longer so I am starting off 2017 with a new routine. I created 23 SafeShare QR code […]
If you’re like me, you consider teaching a form of art. Having taught for 20 years, I have created many teaching resources, and here at The K Files, I would like to share them with you. As a mother of three boys and a “school mom” for my students, it is my belief that the classroom is a “home away from home”. From my home away from home….
…to yours.
