You may be familiar with The Literacy Continuum––the roadmap to literacy acquisition in children over time. But did you know there are three other versions of this classic text? (continue reading)
Guided reading is a way to help readers work on the “cutting edge” of their learning. You select a text that is just a little harder than students can read independently but that provides enough support so they can process this challenging text successfully with your support. (continue reading)
Fountas and Pinnell share their story of The Literacy Continuum and how it evolved into the indispensable tool educators know and use today. (continue reading)
Choice breeds engagement. As they come to know themselves through the reading material they select, your students will become aware fo their own tastes and preferences and will see themselves as readers. (continue reading)
