I am also on the lookout for new fun ideas for students to read beyond the outdated "round robin" or "popcorn" style. If you are looking for an alternative I suggest you try this one out.
I hope you enjoy the strategy! Let me know what you think in the comments below :)
You may download the strategy HERE .
Looks good! I work with a group of readers who struggle. I'm always on the look out for different strategies to utilize. Do you happen to have a printable of this strategy, rather than just screenshots? (My teaching partner prefers printouts to refer to.)
ReplyDeleteThank you!
Christy
Teaching In Oz
I added a download for you :) Enjoy
DeleteSo simple, but so effective. I am trying to think of a fifth role because already sit in teams of five and I'd love to use this strategy without having to move too many people around. Thanks for sharing, Stacy @ http://new-in-room-202.b;ogspot.com
ReplyDeleteI found your blog through the state bloggers site. I love this strategy. I teach fifth grade and many of my students are struggling readers. I think this strategy will work with them. Thanks for sharing. I'm your newest follower.
ReplyDeleteKatrina
Teacher of Scholars
Thanks ladies!
ReplyDeleteThis is an interesting idea. I will try it out in my guided reading groups. Even though I teach first, I think they can do it! I might try to make picture cards for each of the roles. In my groups of 5, I will double up on the questioner job.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
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