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NOTE: You may also want to check out my reader's workshop guide for grades 3-5.CLick HERE to get all the details. The guide includes all of the below info. and MORE! Please read about both and decide what is best for you. :-) If you buy the Reader's Workshop Guide for Grades 3-5, you will not need to buy this product.
13 sheets!! If you use Fountas and Pennel's reading strategies, then this packet will go right along with the first twenty days of setting up the reader's workshop. This is a packet of printable sheets to be used in a student's readers notebook or be taught as mini lessons to introduce writer's workshop. The packet includes a "cover sheet", which can be slid down into the plastic sleeve of a three-ring binder. It also includes a "table of contents". I have split the notebook into seven sections. You could choose to use this table of contents or make your own. I will use the tabed dividers in the binder to separate the sections. There is a sheet called "All About Me, the Reader", for students to complete and put in the front of their binder. IT has a place for them to do a self-portriat, tell the last book read, explain how they feel about reading, and share how they choose books. There is a 'reading log', a sheet titled "I promise to take care of my reader's notebook' where students can write 5 things they will and 5 things they will not do with the notebook (this could be used with a mini-lesson), a sheet titled "How do you shop for just right books" where they write ideas on how you know a book is too easy, too hard, or just right, a sheet titled "What to include in my reader's response letter", which tells proper letter format, reminders of conventions, and what should be included in the letter. They will then stick these on the sheet to refer to in their notebook. A sheet called "Organization of the class library" to be used when explaining how the library is set up. A sheet for "How do you choose books". A sheet titled "Reading is thinking" where they use the sticky notes from the day to put thier thinking in paragraph form. A sheet called "Buzz Buzz" that goes over proper use of buzzing/talking with a partner. A sheet for "Abandoning books". A sheet called "Genre Match-up" where students work to match the definitions of genres to the particular type. Finally, I have included a "list of 5 websites" that have free reader's workshop printables. These can be combined with what I have made in order to make a wonderful reader's notebook for your students.
13 sheets!! If you use Fountas and Pennel's reading strategies, then this packet will go right along with the first twenty days of setting up the reader's workshop. This is a packet of printable sheets to be used in a student's readers notebook or be taught as mini lessons to introduce writer's workshop. The packet includes a "cover sheet", which can be slid down into the plastic sleeve of a three-ring binder. It also includes a "table of contents". I have split the notebook into seven sections. You could choose to use this table of contents or make your own. I will use the tabed dividers in the binder to separate the sections. There is a sheet called "All About Me, the Reader", for students to complete and put in the front of their binder. IT has a place for them to do a self-portriat, tell the last book read, explain how they feel about reading, and share how they choose books. There is a 'reading log', a sheet titled "I promise to take care of my reader's notebook' where students can write 5 things they will and 5 things they will not do with the notebook (this could be used with a mini-lesson), a sheet titled "How do you shop for just right books" where they write ideas on how you know a book is too easy, too hard, or just right, a sheet titled "What to include in my reader's response letter", which tells proper letter format, reminders of conventions, and what should be included in the letter. They will then stick these on the sheet to refer to in their notebook. A sheet called "Organization of the class library" to be used when explaining how the library is set up. A sheet for "How do you choose books". A sheet titled "Reading is thinking" where they use the sticky notes from the day to put thier thinking in paragraph form. A sheet called "Buzz Buzz" that goes over proper use of buzzing/talking with a partner. A sheet for "Abandoning books". A sheet called "Genre Match-up" where students work to match the definitions of genres to the particular type. Finally, I have included a "list of 5 websites" that have free reader's workshop printables. These can be combined with what I have made in order to make a wonderful reader's notebook for your students.
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lrsmart
Great resource! Thanks for sharing!
May 23, 2013 
mish4473
Great Resource
May 14, 2013
CyberkristiCharlie
Looking forward to using this with my Title I groups.
May 11, 2013
saintbrendan
Love it! My kids love it too.!~
May 5, 2013
S00502629
Great
April 20, 2013
jmajcher
Thanks for sharing!
April 19, 2013
nxi1
Thanks!!
March 11, 2013
mimccoy
This was very helpful. Thank you!
February 15, 2013
michellemshepard
Great for launching reader's workshop.
February 12, 2013
Texasmar
Perfect!
February 10, 2013
tink898
Amazing!!
February 4, 2013
Snpsings
Starting Reader's Workshop next week and this will be a great help.
January 27, 2013
jcarrier6
Excellent! Thank you :)
December 29, 2012
jennypenny46
Thanks
December 9, 2012
mickandj
Handy tool
December 2, 2012
Leslie Smith (TpT Seller)
I used bits and pieces of this with some of my own notebook pages. Great thinking, thank you!
November 25, 2012
Vanteacher72
Very handy.
November 5, 2012
ayanna520
Great activities...thanks!
November 4, 2012
mecedeme
Great activities, very clear sheets to include in our reading program. Thanks!
October 28, 2012
Joann D'Abreu
Grreat way to start the year! Thank you!
October 24, 2012
llllllllll9
Good information for beginning of the year!
October 22, 2012
bananalipp
Great resource
October 19, 2012
laho116
This is so great!! Thanks so much!!
October 15, 2012
melisaanne
Great resource!
September 24, 2012
larda
wonderful!
September 3, 2012
jtabb
Very helpful!
September 3, 2012
mosinski
Found this very useful.
September 3, 2012
cpbalde
Cute and fun to use!
September 3, 2012
rvechazone
I really like how this will make the kids explain their thinking and why they are doing things.
August 31, 2012
pixystx712
This will be my first year using a reading response journal and after viewing this product I am not worried anymore. Your product is thorough and I can't wait to use it in class.
August 27, 2012
Susan Foulks (TpT Seller)
Love this! Highly recommend!!! Goes perfectly with the first 20 days of F & P!!
August 22, 2012
gdu115
Awesome resource!
August 22, 2012
Kerteach
This is so helpful! Thank you!
August 18, 2012
poupsie
Great resource. thanks so much
August 15, 2012
sloew
I have been wanting to implement reading journals for many years. These pages fit right in with things I already teach.
August 13, 2012
sherriegardner
This is exacty what I was looking for. This is perfect for the begining of the year! Looks great, can't wait to use it tomorrow. Thanks!
August 12, 2012
xlion81
Love your materials
August 10, 2012
Melissa Kent
Thank you!
August 7, 2012
kruesch
GREAT PRODUCT!
August 5, 2012
alitaomalley
Iove it
August 4, 2012
Ginger Schwab (TpT Seller)
Love your stuff! Thanks for enriching my students as well!
August 4, 2012
Rtuozzola
I love the ideas and readers workshop sheets- having a hard time printing- ugh thanks
July 25, 2012
Elementary Lesson Plans (TpT Seller)
I'm glad you like the product.... I'm very sorry you are having trouble printing it. I don't know what to do to help with the printing part, but if the file is not coming through for you, please do contact TpT and they can get you the file directly. The email is info@teacherspayteachers.com They are also having some technical difficulties as they update the site, so maybe that is posing a problem... not sure. Thanks again, and I hope you can get it printed soon. :-)
July 25, 2012
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Mikael
This will be my first year teaching readers workshop grade 6 will either of these help for my grade level.
Also how long until I would receive this.
My email is kissess@optonline.net
Also how long until I would receive this.
My email is kissess@optonline.net
September 2, 2012
Elementary Lesson Plans (TpT Seller)
Hi- thank you for asking. I have to be honest, I am not that familar with how middle school works and how you would implement reader's workshop in that environment. I know it works well with how elementary school runs, so I feel confident that it would work well through 5th grade. I have sold hundreds of that item, but I don't know what grades the people teach in order to let you know if anyone has used it in 6th. I am sorry I can't be of much help. When you order the item, it is available for an instant download. ~Molly
September 2, 2012
jcarrier6
I am just starting readers workshop this year in grade 2. Will this resource be helpful for grade 2? Thanks!
August 10, 2012
Elementary Lesson Plans (TpT Seller)
I think it would be fine. I taught 3rd grade for years and used the same resources. If you would like to purchase it and you don't like it, I will be glad to send you something like my 'guideded reading rings' or something like that to compensate you. I am pretty sure it would work though. :-)
August 10, 2012
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