Planning a reading small group can feel like a big task. It is incredibly important, and there are many pieces to consider, but it doesn’t have to be hard! Having a science of reading small group lesson template at your fingertips makes everything easier!
I have been there–the end of a long day, cleaning up my small group table, getting ready for the next day, and yet dreading planning small groups. But once I started using a template, planning for my science of reading small groups was a breeze! You, too, can make planning your small groups a breeze!
I liked keeping everything for my reading small groups in one place–all my data, all my lessons, a book log, and more–all tucked neatly into my reading small groups binder.
One teacher who uses this tool said, “I am able to keep myself on track with my groups and see their progression right in front of me.”
I liked to keep almost everything organized by groups. Behind each group divider, I would keep a blank science of reading small group lesson template. Usually, I would keep several copies of them. Over the years, I have adapted the template and changed things to include different elements or prompts. This is one of my favorites.
There are several different Science of Reading small group lesson plan templates you can try out to find the perfect fit for you. I love the one that has helpful tips on what to do before, during, and after reading. It makes working through the lesson cycle very easy!
If you are looking for a tool to help you know what to teach in your group and give you examples of activities for various grade levels, you’ll love this FREE Reading Small Group Guide!
The guide is broken down into three areas: behaviors to support, phonics skills, and comprehension strategies. Furthermore, it’s broken down into grade levels and time of year: kindergarten, first grade, and second grade!
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Now, if you are ready to make Science of Reading small group planning a breeze, grab this binder and be set!
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Nora, who recently bought the binder, said, “This Small Group Binder has been a true game-changer for me. In 6 years, I had just as many ways of organizing small group and small group materials. Drawers and bins always get cluttered, and I only use what is on top. I was making duplicates of materials for different groups. With this binder, I have all of my materials ready to go in one place for all levels. I spend just a little time on Friday pulling materials, and I put it in the folders in the binder. Come Monday, I know who to pull and exactly what I am doing. It has made the precious time we get for small groups so much more meaningful! Thank you for such a great product; I highly recommend it!!!”
We only have so much time during the day to give powerful, effective reading instruction to our students. Let’s make it as efficient as possible. Head over to my store and grab your Science of Reading Small Group Lesson Template, and get organized now.
Want to use the latest research to boost your readers during small groups? This FREE guide is packed with engaging ideas to help them grow!
I’m a K-1 teacher who is passionate about making lessons your students love and that are easy to implement for teachers. Helping teachers like you navigate their way through their literacy block brings me great joy. I am a lifelong learner who loves staying on top of current literacy learning and practices. Here, you’ll find the tools you need to move your K-2 students forward!
