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Accelerated Reader Parent Letters
This letter is meant to go home multiple times a trimester to update parents on their students' progress through Accelerated Reader. Both the parents and students sign the bottom to indicate they are aware of the progress. Included in each letter is the student's STAR reading range, the percent towards their personal goal, the percent of how far through the trimester it is, average percent correct on quizzes, and average reading level. There are three parent letters per page and I have included
2nd - 5th
English Language Arts, Reading
Cold Read and Hot Read Reading Fluency Chart
Cold reads and hot reads are super important for reading fluency practice and progress monitoring. Use these cold and hot reads charts to monitor reading fluency progress.
Research has proven that repeated readings of familiar texts increases students' oral reading fluency. Use these charts to help improve reading fluency and show the students their progress.
1. Time a student reading aloud a new text for one minute. Count the number of words read correctly. Using a blue crayon, marker, or col
PreK - 6th
Reading
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Professional Development: Literature Circles and Book Clubs...a FREE Guide!
Whether you are new to Literature Circles and Book Clubs or you've been using them in your classroom for a while now, this FREE guide will provide you with all the support you need to better understand and get started with launching your Literature Circles today! If you're looking for teacher and student support with literature circles or book clubs, this resource if for you!!What is Included:14 Pages of all my best advice and notes to launch literature circles.Literature circle discussion start
2nd - 8th
Balanced Literacy, Literature, Reading
Reading Log & Summary Sheet - Summary Sheet FREE!
I have created a reading log system that will work for 4th grade and up. I have always had my students keep track of the books they are reading. I set my reading log system up as follows:
Using a file folder, we staple the reading log onto the inside of the folder. Then all the summary sheets are added to the folder as the students complete the books.
The RC on the reading log stands for Reading Counts quiz or AR test. After taking the test, they write their score in that box. If the s
4th - 12th
English Language Arts, Reading, Reading Strategies
Scholastic Book Order Online Note for Parents- Print and go
Book orders are a great way to increase your classroom libraries. This document is a note that goes home to parents after you set up a Scholastic Book Order account. The note gives instructions to families on how to order books online. Now you do not have to collect classroom money, you can easily input your code and send the note home.
Not Specific
Reading
Tier I and II Plan Summary Sheet
Teachers as partners: Students respond best to an RTI plan when both Tier I and Tier II plans are being implemented. Use this sheet to work cohesively with your colleague (s) to create a more thorough RTI plan for a student. Teachers and Tiered providers can use this sheet to identify areas of weakness, goals and intervention plans. It's a great tool to increase cohesion! Use this to help you all stay on the same page!
PreK - 6th
Math, Reading, Writing
AR Quiz Student Form
This form is a quick and easy form for students to fill out about the test they have taken.
K - 12th
English Language Arts, Literature, Reading
Jewish American Heritage Month Printable Book BINGO Reading Challenge
Jewish American Heritage Month Printable Book BINGO Reading Challenge Want to encourage your students to discover and explore the contributions and experiences of Jewish Americans throughout our nation’s history? Do you use Accelerated Reader OR have other book quiz or book talk options available? This printable Book BINGO Reading Challenge can be an engaging way for students to continue to build confidence and stamina as independent readers, to refine and improve their listening skills,
4th - 8th
Library Skills, Reading, U.S. History
CCSS
RL.4.10
, RL.5.10
, RL.6.10
+12
Emoji Exit Ticket Reading
Formative assessment to check student understanding and how the topic can improve their reading.
2nd - 5th
Reading, Reading Strategies
Accelerated Reader Quiz Log
Let your students have responsibility and record their own Accelerated Reader Quiz info!
K - 8th
English Language Arts, Reading, Reading Strategies
i-Ready Data Tracking Sheets
You can track individual scores and whole class scores with these pages. The percentile rank is included because even with the score increases on i-Ready the percentile rank can drop. Use the individual page to have data chats with your students. Use the whole group page to track the class learning.
K - 5th
Math, Reading
Classroom Library Books Checkout Log
Keep track of the books that your students check out and take home with this Classroom Library Books Checkout Log! WANT TO LEARN MORE? Some students in your class may not have access to books at home. Allowing them to take home a book from your classroom library is a great way to get them reading with their families at home. WHAT EXACTLY IS INCLUDED? You will receive a binder cover and four pages to log your students' numbers and the titles and authors of the books they check out! ARE YOU WANTIN
K - 3rd
Balanced Literacy, English Language Arts, Reading
Monthly Reading Log Freebie | Daily Reading homework Tracker
Did you know reading 10-20 minutes a day can greatly increase a child's literacy skills? This FREE monthly reading log can help you and your students track their daily reading. This could be used as homework, in class or for fun. Help encourage and engage your students to read each night by using this fun reading log where they get to color in a book each time they read a set amount of minutes. Send these home over the summer to avoid that summer slide or even use it with your own child at home
Not Specific
Other (ELA), Reading
Professional Development: The Truth About Reading Fluency
Let's talk Reading Fluency. Do you have students who struggle with fluency and not sure how you can help? Or maybe you're wondering what 'reading with fluency' really looks like? Sounds like? Maybe you've wondered how students are reading with fluency when they are reading silently. If you are looking for strategies to help readers who struggle with fluency, this free download is for you!And there is a LOT to unpack. Be ready to look at reading fluency in a new light!What You Will Discover:7 re
2nd - 8th
Balanced Literacy, Reading, Reading Strategies
CAFE Reading Menu for Upper Elementary
The CAFE menu of reading strategies is an amazing tool in teaching, conferring, and goal-setting with students.
This CAFE+ Menu is an adaptation that increases the rigor for upper elementary students, while still including all of the original foundational reading skills used in the lower grades menu.
This resource includes:
* a printable CAFE+ menu
* a Google Drive version that you can edit to meet your needs
To get the companion FREE bulletin board resource, see:
https://www.teachersp
4th - 6th
English Language Arts, Reading, Reading Strategies
CCSS
RF.4.3
, RF.4.4
, RF.4.4a
+4
Fluency Readings Chart (300 words)
This chart is used to graph student's bi-monthly oral reading fluency (words per minute) and their percent accuracy. It goes up to 300 words per minute and counts by 20. It's great for students to keep a copy so they can get a visual of how well they are doing with their fluency as well as a data sheet for the teacher to use during conferences.
4th - 8th
English Language Arts, Reading, Reading Strategies
Freebie AR Reading Log
Here's another Freebie. AR reading log that you can use with any book that has an AR quiz or with digital books such as those on the EPIC App.
I have been using this with my reading intervention group. It provides them with a great visual on how they are doing with their AR tests and levels.
K - 5th
English Language Arts, Reading
Reading Workshop Data Binder Sheets
Here is a free collection of data sheets and a cover page to include in your reading binder. Included in this set are 5 different data collection/formative assessment tools and a description of how to utilize them in your classroom. I hope you find these tools useful!
K - 6th
Reading
AR Reading Log
Use this reading log in the classroom or as homework to track the books that your students are reading as well as if they are taking AR quizzes on them. The last column of the log is intended for students to check off when they take an AR quiz on a book.
This product includes:
One color reading log
One black and white reading log
1st - 4th
Reading
Beginning Sounds A–Z Workbook - FREE SAMPLE
⭐ FREE SAMPLE – Beginning Sounds A–Z WorkbookTry before you buy! This FREE sample gives you a preview of the full Beginning Sounds A–Z Phonics Workbook designed for Pre-K and Kindergarten learners. This sample includes: ✔ A–Z Beginning Sounds Chart ✔ Circle-the-Picture activities ✔ Coloring pages ✔ Mini quiz pages These pages help young learners practice: • Letter–sound recognition • Listening skills • Fine motor development • Early reading skills Perfect for: ✨ Literacy centers ✨ Mo
PreK - K
Phonics & Phonological Awareness, Reading
Book Report Outline Form
This is a simple outline style book report form created for my 5th grade students. They will receive three grades for the book report. One from the form, one from their AR book quiz score and one from the AR vocabulary quiz score.
4th - 6th
Reading
Essential Tracking Tools for Reading
This collection of printable PDFs are essential forms for the reading classroom. Included forms are: - Class Independent Reading Tracker - used to track books that students are reading, and when they complete their reading log, book project, and quiz. - Student Reading Log - to record pages read each day along with a short summary or favorite quote from the day's reading. - Student Conference Sheet - used to track student's Reading Inventory Lexile scores and create growth goals for the year. -
Not Specific
English Language Arts, Reading
Student Fluency Graphs
This is a freebie file for anyone wishing to have students graph their own fluency data. There is one page for each quarter...sorry it's a quarter late. :-) Research tells us that when students take an active role and ownership in their own learning, their effort increases which correlates with their achievement because they see the value that increased effort plays in their academic success. Thanks! Jen Jones www.helloliteracy.com
1st - 5th
Reading
DRA Reading Progress Tracking Charts Grades k-2
Encourage your students to track their own reading level progress this year with this DRA aligned reading level chart! Easy to use!This is a simple chart I use with students to track their reading progress throughout the school year. Students are motivated when they see their hard work paying off in increased levels in reading. It is also motivational for students who haven't been giving their best effort to see where they stand. Incuded are: ✏ Student tracking charts for grades k-2 (3 charts) ✏
K - 2nd
English Language Arts, Reading
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