How to Plan Differentiated Reading Instruction: Resources for Grades K-3

I teach 3rd grade and every year I have students coming in reading far below grade level. This has everything you need to implement intervention in your classroom- pretest to see what skills are lacking, ready to copy intervention lessons and post test. Highly recommend!!!

This is an excellent book that lays out exactly how to explicitly teach reading. The book provides (almost) all materials necessary for Tier II and Tier III reading instruction. Assessments, decodable sentences, word lists, lesson plans, etc. The only things not included with this book are the recommended trade books for Fluency and Comprehension (FAC) and Vocabulary and Comprehension (VAC) groups. I would recommend this book to any teacher who is new to the science of reading and phonics instruction.

Easy to use.

This is a must-have for any k-3 teacher teaching reading. It's worth every penny spent and makes reading groups easy

This is a wonderful resource for interventions! A few pages were printed damaged and are unusable. However, I did not notice until after the return window closed.

This book includes a link to online resources (or you could just copy them from the book itself) to screen students' proficiency level. Then clear instructions around where to begin intervention ALONG WITH the lessons to use with the kids.

If you follow SOR, this book is a must. I keep it at my small-group table and pull lesson ideas from it each day. This is the most helpful teacher book I have purchased in the last few years.

The book arrived in wonderful shape tucked into my mailbox. I can't wait to read and get some great teaching ideas.

So far I have learned a lot from this book.

You need to look on the contents page to find the information for how to get the down-loadables. (for the previous reviewer who couldn't find them or any purchaser (like me) who took ages to find it because, who reads the contents page, right!

Easy read, practical, current and relevant!

Thanks

This is a great resource. I can't seem to figure out how to access the online reproducibles though...