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How do you coordinate all the needs at the same time for the varied levels? Do you have them all reading in small groups during the period? Do they actually stay on task when you aren't with them?

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Say “unsure” in the comments if you’ve ever worked with an advanced student or group of students and you just weren’t quite sure what you should be working on with them!

Thank you….

These ideas you shared confirm the activities that I am doing with my advanced readers! Thank you!

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Hi! Kathleen. Very informative. Any thoughts on grouping according to ability as opposed to age. Also, when would you recommend either? Always cherished becoming a reading specialist. Right now I'm in an adult literacy engagement.

Homeschool mom with 2 struggling readers 3rd grade and 1st grade

very helpful! thank you

Excellent video

Yes, I absolutely feel that decision fatigue. I get irritable at home if I’m asked to make another one. 😳😜

What about for words like "say", "may", "okay", "clay". Is the pattern that if there is an "A" in front of the "y" it will sound like long "a"?

Interested. I have a MA-Ed and I am a reading tutor currently. Would like to receive the Handbook you referred to. Please advise. Thank you.

I remember my first big fight with the Principle and Superviser was over a desicion that i've made (students following me on screen rather than on books) just bc they play with their books and get distracted. The Principle didn't tolerate that. it was my first month teaching and i thought it was best for the students (didnt have much experience back then). First year teaching you'd make so many wrong decisions, you should know it's okay and not beat yourself up. I feel like schools should always respect the space teachers have and that they are the decision makers in their classroom, they try to come up with the best decisions.

Do you ever feel overwhelmed by all of the decisions you make in a day? Let me know in the comments.

I’m working with a student with special needs this summer who is entering first in the fall. She’s having trouble blending so I am definitely going to try these tips with her next week. Thanks so much!

My nephew is 6 and cannot read or write. He has such a short attention span and a speech problem, but I am determined to teach him over the summer.

Yes, I'm going into my 3rd year of teaching SpEd so most of the students in my classroom have trouble with this. Also, I'm tutoring a student this summer who especially struggles with this skill.

Yes I have 2 students that have short attention span and also a student that has to use hearing aid and cannot pronounce her words clearly.🙌🙏😊

Well explained. Will try these with my son. Thanks for your content

Thanks so much for this! 👏🏽

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Yes. I'm struggling to get my special education low incidence Autism and ASD spectrum 1st grade student up to speed in his ELA skills and blending words. I need new, fresh, fun, and creative ideas for my students.

Very beneficial Ma'am just loved the way you're teaching ❤...can I have some LESSON PLAN for Grammar topics such as Verb present simple and all other tenses

Slowly with difficulty in fluency

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I’m trying to figure out what I should do to start my 4yo with preschool at home. I’ve heard writing letters is a precursor to reading? Does the order of learning sounds vs writing matter? If my kid is 4.5 when we will start, will he do well learning writing and phonics simultaneously? Thank you for this video! Helps me understand and have more confidence in the phonics flash cards we’ve been running through occasionally to ease into it.

Rushed!

Yes, use blending drills every day.

You help me with read I like your videos 😊?

Hey there, Nice video! can you suggest me some good books or links or site for phonics and to develop reading skills in Grade 1 kids ?

Rushed and loud

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I call it the FLOSS rule, and find that acronym very easy for the kids to remember.

ideas :)))

Say “rushed” in the comments if you feel like literacy and center time feel really rushed throughout the school day.

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Help, my child is ending first grade and can't read. She doesn't know how to sound out words. School only teaches high frequency words. I need a step by step plan for summer break.

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Rushed and loud

Veeeeeeery rushed!!!

Rushed! And I teach small group to kids with Mild/Moderate Special Ed needs, so it is imperative to differentiate which is hard in a limited time.

I am currently helping my 7 year old improve in reading. I have learned so much (thanks to you and a few others on UA-cam). Now I am thinking about becoming a reading specialist and helping others.