Are you needing some ideas for livening (is that a real word?!?) your multiple choice questions? When I was teaching reading I sometimes felt that the best resources I had to review something was a worksheet. It certainly was the easiest thing to find, and my first year teaching, an Edhelper subscription was about all I had. But, dealing with below level readers was difficult if I was using too many worksheets. Plus, it bored
One of my favorite ways to review a skill is to use the 4 Corners strategy. I like it because it gets the kids up and moving. I also like it because your kids can hide within the pack if they aren’t so certain about an answer. Here’s how it works. First, you label the four corners of your room. With review, I use multiple choice options a, b, c, d. Second, you ask the
It has been a crazy, crazy week. I’ll be posting more about that tomorrow. Today, though, I’m talking about Guided Reading over at Mrs. Miner’s Kindergarten Monkey Business. I’m so excited Krissy let me share my ramblings with some of her fans. Head on over there and check it out. * I also have two of my Guided Reading freebies there!* And if you’re here from Krissy’s page, stop and browse around for a while.
