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Teacher Tip: Organizing Your Classroom for Shared Reading

Small JPG-FPC_LateMarch-2018_Manch-PreK_DSCF5025As 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.

Texts:

  • large print books
  • projected texts
  • shared/interactive writing texts
  • small copies of large texts

Tools:

  • easel
  • plain pointer
  • Wikki Stix®
  • word cards
  • highlighter tape
  • magnetic letters
  • whiteboard
  • pocket chart
  • word masks of various sizes
  • markers
  • correction tape and sticky notes
  • computer and screen, or document camera, to project an image 

From Fountas & Pinnell Classroom System Guide by Irene C. Fountas and Gay Su Pinnell. Copyright (c) 2018 by Irene C. Fountas and Gay Su Pinnell. Published by Heinemann.

Topics: Fountas & Pinnell Classroom™, Shared Reading, Teacher Tip Tuesday, Home

Tue, Nov 21, '17

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