Small group comprehension activities

I often get questions about how to set up small group lessons in upper elementary. Strategy groups are one framework that can work for a variety of reading skills. Check out this post to learn more.

This whole guided reading beast can feel overwhelming at first. Rest assured friends, it can be conquered! We'll walk through step-by-step so you can easily

We have the most fun and the deepest reading comprehension conversations when we are using these differentiated learning cubes! Actually, we use them in lots of different ways in the classroom, but reading comprehension questions

Don't have time in your day to reach every student? My 10 Minute Reading Intervention resource can help you squeeze in lessons that are fast & effective!

Are you wondering how to teach and organize literacy centers for first grade or second grade students? Then you will love this bundle of small group literacy activities that are perfect for centers or rotations! This blog will give you step-by-step ideas how best to organize literacy centers that consist of reading comprehension activities, graphic organizers, building sentences with cut and paste, simple sentence task cards and more! Suitable for 1st grade, 2nd grade elementary students.

There’s a lot of books about the Science of Reading. But which ones are the best for comprehension? Getting started? Small group?

I'm sharing tips to help build your students' reading comprehension and NO PREP, standards-based Reading Response Activities for Kindergarten, first and second grade students. These activities can be used as a no-prep literacy center, small group activity or whole class reading lesson. #respondingtoreading #readingcomprehension

Adding some fun games for reading in the classroom schedule will instantly get your kids excited to read! These 5 fun reading games are...

Are your students active readers? Active reading is the process of thinking and reflecting about a text while you are reading. For many students, it's a natural process, but for most students, it needs to be taught explicitly. Struggling readers have an especially hard time with active reading. Often students who struggle with decoding have difficulty with active reading, as their mental energy is dedicated to recognizing word patterns and figuring out what each word says. Once their focus…

Unlock strategies for 4th and 5th grade small group reading. Explore different focuses and a six-step process to use.