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Enhancing First Grade Reading Skills through Guided Instruction

Join Mrs. Cooper, Mr. Dam, Mr. Feichtner, and Mrs. Frey as they explore five essential components of reading instruction: Phonemic Awareness, Phonics, Fluency, Vocabulary, and Text Comprehension. Through Guided Reading, we identify where each child is on their reading journey and tailor our approach to foster growth at their instructional level. We emphasize the importance of using leveled books from A-Z and provide practical strategies for parents to support reading development at home. Discover techniques to enhance fluency, comprehension, and engagement in young readers.

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Enhancing First Grade Reading Skills through Guided Instruction

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  1. First Grade Reading Meeting Mrs. Cooper Mr. Dam Mr. Feichtner Mrs. Frey

  2. 5 Big Ideas in Reading Instruction • Phonemic Awareness • Phonics • Fluency • Vocabulary • Text Comprehension

  3. Guided Reading • Each child is somewhere on the path of these 5 big ideas to becoming an accomplished reader. • This is where guided reading comes into play. • Our job is to find out exactly where each child is and meet them there and move forward in their reading development.

  4. Guided Reading • Why? • If children are taught at their instructional reading level as (opposed to frustration or independent level), they make more growth at a faster rate.

  5. Leveled Books • Leveled from A-Z (Fountas and Pinnell) • The children do not know and we recommend not talking with your child about his/her level.

  6. Expectations • 1st quarter - D • 2nd quarter - E • 3rd quarter - G • 4th quarter - I

  7. Goals of Guided Reading • Develop fluency • Detect errors and self correct • Decode unknown words using strategies • Develop comprehension skills

  8. Reading Strategies • Does the word make sense in the sentence? • Look for Key Clues (pictures)

  9. Reading Strategies • Listen to How it Sounds • Look for Little Words in Big Words (Ex: window)

  10. Reading Strategies • Search for Similarities

  11. Reading Strategies • Backtrack and read again • Skip it and go on

  12. Always Ask Yourself • Does it look right? • Does it sound right? • Does it make sense?

  13. What Can You Do At Home? • EVERYDAY WORDS • Talk the talk as you read at home • Discuss the strategies at home • Reading Log in BEARS Binder - homework (M-Th) • Begin 9/12/12 • Readinga-z.com

  14. Questions

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