Shared Reading
Teachers read aloud while students follow along using individual copies of a book or a big book.
During Shared Reading students are learning to.....
- track print from left to right and word by word
- predict and refer
- enjoy and participate in reading with high level of support
- build sense of story
- expand their vocabulary
- find letters and sounds in context
- attend to concepts of print (spacing, capitalization, punctuation)
- sequence the events of a story
- focus on story elements (characters, setting, beginning, middle, end).
Guided Reading
Teachers support students as they read text at their reading levels.
These are just a few areas in which to help students with during guided reading......
- tracking points left to right and word by word
- one to one matching
- using picture cues
- applying letters and sound knowledge in context
- activating prior knowledge
- recognizing and reading sight words
- predicting and inferring
- attending to concepts of print (spacing, capitalization, punctuation)
- retelling a story with sequence and story elements (characters,setting, beginning, middle, end)
- self correcting
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