Hello everyone! It's Michelle from Fabulous in First. When I teach reading, I like to get the biggest bang for my buck, so in addition to Guided Reading time, where I teach small groups, I also have a reading time dedicated to one book a week. A time, where we read, and re-read a book and take a closer look at the book each day. This is an easy way to hit many Reading standards, build fluency and practice decoding as well. Throughout the year, I choose books that best fit my students' interests, levels and our theme for the week. I have created several reading units this year and one of my students' favorite books was Mrs. Wishy Washy's Farm. They absolutely loved this book, as well as our activities.
So I thought I'd make this unit available to you. You can click the picture below to download a weeks worth of lessons for this adorable book. To read more about Shared Reading in my room, click here.
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This looks darling. Thanks for sharing. The word lessons doesn't need an apostrophe.
ReplyDeleteI love this! I think shared reading is one of the most important parts of the school day. I think this could really help a lot of people really understand what shared reading is.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing, it's also pretty cute!
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