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Teacher Tip: Organizing Your Classroom for Shared Reading
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Teacher Tip: Organizing Your Classroom for Shared Reading

As you arrange your classroom for shared reading, be sure to accommodate children so that every child can see the big book or chart. Store texts and tools nearby for easy access.  (continue reading)
Tue, Nov 21, '17

FAQ Friday: How Long is a Shared Reading Lesson?

Q: How long is a shared reading lesson?  (continue reading)
Fri, Nov 3, '17

4 Tools to Support Shared Reading Instruction

Every teacher needs tools to support their instruction. In shared reading, the following key tools will be helpful to support your lesson.  (continue reading)
Tue, Aug 1, '17

6 Ways to Help Children Learn Reading through Name Charts

Here are six ideas for quick games you can play using a name chart.  (continue reading)
Tue, May 23, '17

Put Shared Reading into Action with Fountas & Pinnell Classroom™

In this highly supported participation in the act of reading, children find out how it feels to be a reader.  (continue reading)
Thu, Apr 6, '17

What is Fountas & Pinnell Classroom™?

What is Fountas & Pinnell Classroom™? When will it be out? How can I get my hands on it? The future of literacy education is finally here!  (continue reading)
Fri, Feb 10, '17

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