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Great! Really clarifying.

I follow most of the steps outlined in this video in my reading groups with my ENL students but I'd like to know how/when you recommend doing read aloud vs silent reading in the group and talking together afterward. I have a group of very beginning readers, and they can't get through a text independently without choral repetition or whole group reading aloud. I have a higher level group and still do read aloud (take turns among students with everyone else tracking with their fingers as they listen). Do you/how often do you vary it? Thanks!

Where do I find your resources on writing notebooks?

thank you for your tips as I am a sub teacher now.

Are your strategies no longer available? I could access the guided reading ones but not these ones.

Wonderful video - I was able to attend the summer session you offered late in August on how to implement an ELA program. You shared a link that had so many valuable resources and I can not wait to dive into your resources in Grade 3

These are great word games ! Can’t wait to use them in my gr 3 classroom!!!

Hi, This is my first year teaching 4,5,6 . I've never taught these grades. My head is exploding. Thank you for the reminder of stations . I'm implementing these when we're back this week.

I love all of 3Peaks resources that I have gotten this far! I started with grade 4 math and this year I doing the grade 5ELA. I am now a better grade 5 teacher because of her resources. The kids are also 100% engaged in the notebooks. I have students on accommodations and the accommodations include using their 3 peaks notebook!

Thanks for the great ideas for September! I borrowed them from the local library. Beautiful hands was a bit tricky for my Grade 3 students to think abstractly (past the literal) but they loved the handprints.

These videos were helpful as I navigated the new grade 3 science curriculum in March! Thank you for the suggestions!

I can't find your resource in the TPT store

That’s amazing! I’m going to be supply for just 3 months and it’s so different from having your own class. There were lots of super helpful tips! I’m really excited to try them

This looks great thanks. What order do you introduce the stations in?

I am feeling apprehensive about accepting substitute teaching positions within the district, particularly in elementary schools, as I am unfamiliar with this environment. While I understand there is usually a lesson plan to follow, I am unsure about many of the day-to-day responsibilities, such as managing recess and lunch breaks, as well as general protocols. The district provided only a packet with PowerPoint slides, and there hasn't been an orientation or class to help ease these concerns. I want to take on these jobs, but I find myself feeling anxious about what to expect and what to do once I accept an assignment through Frontline. Do you have any advice on how I can overcome this anxiety and better prepare for these situations?

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This makes so much sense to me but how to help my child with this is a talent special to teachers ❤️

I'm scared every day what will come, but I just try to remind myself that some kids there are scared of being at school too

I have been offered many full-time teaching positions.I will never take them, I absolutely love being a sub!! Being in SO many schools and all classes is so fun and amazing, I love seeing all of the unique abilities in all students!!

So helpful, thanks teacher

You are AMAZING !

This was great thank you <3

Hi! I can’t seem to get your ELA Schedule link to work. Can you help me out?

where did you get the star wand?? i love it!!

This is helpful. I also teach 4th. Do you create differentiated groups, for example, if I have non-readers and above-grade level readers.

This video and your previous one about the difference between phonemic awareness and phonics are absolutely fantastic. You explain these so well. You are, no doubt, a great teacher! I have subscribed to your channel! I am going to watch the one about phonics progression next! Thank you so much!

Thank you for the informative video. There were a lot of ideas you shared, and you put in different perspectives on things. I'm still a nervous wreck I start subbing possibly next week and I feel like I can't afford to make any mistakes. Thanks again!

Guided Reading, based on cueing, has been scientifically debunked. The podcast Sold a Story made this very clear.

Thank you so much for your explanation and simple activities for the classroom!

Such a great explanation and demo! Want to make my first for my sweet coworker from Poland!

Have fun teaching next year, don’t miss us too much!

I'm a future elementary educator and I think I'll use this in my future classroom

Hey! Thank you so much for this video. It was so informative! I just had a few questions. For guided reading, are the texts decodable texts for all groups? Also, when you’re working with the group of struggling readers, what kinds of tasks do you assign to the other groups? Lastly, are the main texts in the book’s modules ever used in guided reading? I teach second language learners so the main texts are difficult and all of the students have a hard time with it. How do you recommend running a class with the module story? Would you recommend a read-aloud session for that with oral questions about the genre or story elements, for example? So sorry for all the questions! I really want to give my students the best. Your advice is invaluable 🥹 thank you!

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Do you have a video about grade 4 science curriculum

Thank you!

Also tell us about morphemes and graphems what is the difference between them

Thank you so much! This is a huge help!❤😊

Thank you so much for this!! I am finding these videos so helpful. Guided reading has always been an area that I lack confidence in, so your videos have been incredibly helpful. Xx

What about high school kids?

Thank you for this :) I will attempt to use this format/ schedule in my grade 4 francophone teaching. Obviously different I CAN, but roughly the same ideas Marie :)

Yeah, I’m feeling the struggle already and I haven’t even started yet

Excellent video!

Do you by any chance have any resources on where substitute teachers can obtain free templates to fill out on how the day went? Thank you for your tips!

It’s 2024 and I’m teaching my OWN class now! I signed up and saved the files!

Thank you for sharing this. I will be teaching writing for the first time and your video was extremely helpful.

Amazing

What are those plastic containers you have for “Toothy” activities?

I am going to use this in the fall with my 3/4 grade students. THANK YOU!