Small Group Instruction/Guided Reading Group
Word Study
Independent Writing
Independent Reading
Guided Reading Extension
100

The five reading classifications.

What is Pre-A, Emergent, Early, Transitional and Fluent?

100

 Words Their Way vs a traditional spelling program

What is a big difference? In a traditional spelling program, all students are given the same list of words. What students know already and what they don't know is not taken into account. The words share the same pattern or word part. The Words Their Way program is differentiated. The focus is on word strategies, solving words, and understanding word parts. 

100

Students complete this stage of the writing process on Monday

What is brainstorming?

100

Typically during independent reading, students read books at their independent or instructional reading level

What is independent reading level?

100

This activity will most likely be different for each group. Why?

What is the guided reading extension activity is based on each group's comprehension focus?

200

The groups we meet with most often.

What are Pre A and Emergent groups?

200

The day and method in which new sorts are introduced.

What is Monday? What is the teacher introduces the sort to the WTW group by discussing the pattern, reviewing the words and guiding students in sorting words.

200

Students complete this stage of the writing process on Tuesday and Wednesday.

What is rough draft?

200

Ways to hold students accountable for reading

What is reading log, task card, response journal prompt, __________?

200

The time during the guided reading block when students complete the guided reading extension activity

What is after guided reading instruction?

300

The maximum number of members in each group.

What is 5 - 6?

300

The maximum number of WTW groups.

What is five?

300

Meeting with a peer or teacher to improve writing

What is a writing conference?

300

Something students should be taught to do prior to releasing them to choose books

What is choose just right books, ________?

300

Examples of a comprehension focus or strategy

What is inferring, compare and contrast, problem and solution, main idea, details, drawing conclusions, cause and effect, asking questions, summarizing, retelling, ____________?

400

The number of guided reading groups taught each day.

What is 3?

400

3 types of activities students can do with sorts throughout the week

What is open sort, word hunt, blind sort, writing sort, ________?

400

Students participate in this activity and this stage of the writing process on Thursday

What are writing conferences and revising?

400

The purpose of independent reading

What is to become better readers by applying what is learned about reading during read alouds, shared reading and guided reading?

What is to increase stamina?

What is to increase vocabulary and word knowledge?

What is for enjoyment?

400

The document that lists my plans for guided reading extension activities for each group

What is the literacy centers planning sheet?

What is the work plan planner?

500

The author of the Next Step Forward in Guided Reading.

Who is Jan Richardson?

500

The next two steps after determining students' spelling stages.

What is form groups and find sorts on One Drive?

500

The number of writing assignments students are expected to complete weekly

What is one writing assignment?

500

Ideally, during the guided reading block, the place where students read indepenently

What is the classroom library?

500

The guided reading extension literacy center

What are activities that allow students to extend their practice of the comprehension strategy beyond the guided reading group?