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The Reading Workshop

Explore the transformative benefits of the Reading Workshop, designed to create a community of engaged readers. This approach fosters student ownership and independence, focuses on strategic comprehension, and requires less teacher preparation. With opportunities for writing, differentiated instruction, and flexible grouping, the Reading Workshop provides structured daily activities including mini-lessons, guided practice, book club assignments, and individual conferences. This comprehensive framework supports diverse learning needs and promotes a lifelong love for reading.

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The Reading Workshop

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  1. The Reading Workshop Jennifer Karst

  2. Some Benefits of RW • Creates a Community of Readers • Increases Student Ownership and Independence • Focuses on Strategy Use for Comprehension • Means Less Teacher Preparation (Ex.: Centers/Busy Work)

  3. More Benefits of RW • Provides Time for Writing and Graphic Organizers • Uses Differentiated Instruction for all Readers • Presents Opportunities for Flexible Student Grouping

  4. Daily Schedule • Mini-Lesson • Guided Practice • Book Club Assignments • Independent Practice • Poem of the Week • Meeting and Conference Time

  5. Setting Up the Classroom • Classroom Library • Book Basket Storage • Book Nooks • Mini-Lesson Area • Meeting Area

  6. Classroom Library

  7. Work Table

  8. Bulletin Boards

  9. Book Baskets

  10. Mini-Lessons andGuided Practice • Procedural Lessons • Strategy Use Lessons

  11. Reading Workshop Comprehension Strategies • Visualizing/Mental Images • Schema/Background Knowledge • Retelling/Sequencing Events • Summarizing/Story Elements • Making Connections • Thin/Thick Questions • Predicting • Cause and Effect • Character Traits • Concept Mapping • Context Clues • Voice/Point of View • Drawing Inferences • Nonfiction Conventions • Synthesis/Evaluation

  12. Taking Notes During a Mini-Lesson

  13. Notebook Example

  14. Independent Practice and Book Nooks • Exploring the Book Basket (Samples) • Book Nooks (Chart)

  15. BookNookChart

  16. Book Nook Ideas

  17. More Book Nook Ideas

  18. Book Clubs and Individual Conferences • Guided Reading, Book Clubs, or Literature Circles • Individual Conferences/Assessing

  19. Happy Reading! Jennifer Karst, Presenter 3rd Grade Teacher Hale Road Elementary Riverside Local SD pa_karst@lgca.org

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