PDF The Reading Strategies Book Your Everything Guide to Developing Skilled Readers Jennifer Serravallo Books
With hit books that support strategic reading through conferring, small groups, and assessment, Jen Serravallo gets emails almost daily asking, "Isn't there a book of the strategies themselves?" Now there is.
"Strategies make the often invisible work of reading actionable and visible," Jen writes. In The Reading Strategies Book, she collects 300 strategies to share with readers in support of thirteen goals-everything from fluency to literary analysis. Each strategy is cross-linked to skills, genres, and Fountas & Pinnell reading levels to give you just-right teaching, just in time. With Jen's help you'll
- develop goals for every reader
- give students step-by-step strategies for skilled reading
- guide readers with prompts aligned to the strategies
- adjust instruction to meet individual needs with Jen's Teaching Tips
- craft demonstrations and explanations with her Lesson Language
- learn more with Hat Tips to the work of influential teacher-authors.
PDF The Reading Strategies Book Your Everything Guide to Developing Skilled Readers Jennifer Serravallo Books
"I teach high school math. My daughter was struggling with reading and not getting the help she needed from school. Her teacher seemed to put confidence in the fact that I teach, but I was clueless about teaching reading to a first grader. I was desperate and found The Reading Strategies Book.
Reading the chapter introductions allowed me to pinpoint my child’s needs. I could easily determine which chapter to read thoroughly and which chapters to skim.
I read every chapter and my book is full of post-its. I realized some mistakes I was making (hiding the pictures so that she would read the words, rather than allowing her to use them as a resource), some things I was doing right, and some new things to try. This book has given me the guidance I needed to support my reader.
I have already noticed a difference in our read-aloud time since I began reading. She is gaining confidence because I have been complimenting her “good reader strategiesâ€. Reading has become less stressful because when she gets a word incorrect I have new tools for how to have her correct herself. Rather than just telling her to try again, I have learned to prompt her to look at the first letter, look at the last letter, try a different vowel sound, etc.
I am thrilled with the change this book is already making for my daughter. I even found a strategy or two that I can tweak for my math classes."
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The Reading Strategies Book Your Everything Guide to Developing Skilled Readers Jennifer Serravallo Books Reviews :
The Reading Strategies Book Your Everything Guide to Developing Skilled Readers Jennifer Serravallo Books Reviews
- This AMAZING, MUST HAVE, book is a dream come true for anyone who teaches reading. It is like no other book I've ever read or owned about literacy. Most books about teaching reading require plowing through lots of pages about the author's philosophy and practices before getting to the good stuff...the stuff you can use in the classroom tomorrow. This book is only the "good stuff!" ...from strugglers to gifted students...from pre emergent readers to Level Z readers..... You will find strategies you could walk in your classroom and use the day you receive your book. Every teacher, from classroom teachers to reading specialists to literacy coaches to tutors to home-school teachers, from pre serviice teachers to veteran teachers, will quickly and easily be able to find the strategies they need to teach the students in front of them. And the strategies will help readers at every level internalize skills necessary to read fiction and non fiction, to write and talk about reading, and to read and comprehend with deeper insight. The author, Jennifer Serravallo likens the book to a cookbook that the reader will hopefully outgrow someday, but I can't put it down. It will make you wish you wish it wasn't summer. The inviting, easy to find pages with lots of charts and practical tips will invite you to start tabbing pages, highlighting and organizing yourself for next year! In addition, it's the perfect gift for a teacher friend, or relative. I just ordered two copies for my soon to be teaching daughters. Only one regret... why couldn't this have been published when I started teaching....I would have been such a better teacher!
- I teach high school math. My daughter was struggling with reading and not getting the help she needed from school. Her teacher seemed to put confidence in the fact that I teach, but I was clueless about teaching reading to a first grader. I was desperate and found The Reading Strategies Book.
Reading the chapter introductions allowed me to pinpoint my child’s needs. I could easily determine which chapter to read thoroughly and which chapters to skim.
I read every chapter and my book is full of post-its. I realized some mistakes I was making (hiding the pictures so that she would read the words, rather than allowing her to use them as a resource), some things I was doing right, and some new things to try. This book has given me the guidance I needed to support my reader.
I have already noticed a difference in our read-aloud time since I began reading. She is gaining confidence because I have been complimenting her “good reader strategiesâ€. Reading has become less stressful because when she gets a word incorrect I have new tools for how to have her correct herself. Rather than just telling her to try again, I have learned to prompt her to look at the first letter, look at the last letter, try a different vowel sound, etc.
I am thrilled with the change this book is already making for my daughter. I even found a strategy or two that I can tweak for my math classes. - "Effective reading strategies are like my favorite recipes; they teach you how to accomplish something that is not yet automatic in a broken down, step-by-step manner." - Jennifer Serravallo, The Reading Strategies Book Your EVERYTHING Guide to Developing Skilled Readers
Jennifer Serravallo created the ultimate book of reading strategies. This resource is a must have have for schools! Let me explain in terms of who can benefit
- Campus Leadership Assistant principals usually coordinate the RtI process and instructional intervention plans. This books will help identify and create individual goals for learners, determine the appropriate strategy and give you ideas for intervention lessons. Best of all, these can be implemented IN the classroom setting by the teacher.In my experience as an assistant principal, I often got responses like, "He can't read. She struggles with reading. He doesn't try to sound out words. She is not on grade level in reading. He has so may gaps, I don't know where to start." This book will help teachers
identify specific instructional goals
identify guidelines for readers to practice and apply strategies
give helpful feedback to move the reader forward
- Literacy Specialist/Instructional Coach This resource can help with coaching conversations with individual teachers or grade level teams.
- Classroom Teacher This is truly a comprehensive book to help you develop individual reading goals or goals for reading strategy groups. This a a GREAT resource for reading strategy groups. The lessons in this book can fit into any balanced literacy program.
The book is organized around the following goals (chapters) for developing skilled readers
- Supporting Pre-Emergent and Emergent Readers
- Teaching Reading Engagement Focus, Stamina, and Building a Reading Life
- Supporting Print Work Increasing Accuracy and Integrating Sources of Information
- Teaching Fluency Reading with Paraphrasing, Intonation, and Automaticity
- Supporting Comprehension in Fiction Understanding Plot and Setting
- Supporting Comprehension in Fiction Thinking About Characters
- Supporting Comprehension in Fiction Understanding Themes and Ideas
- Supporting Comprehension in Nonfiction Determining Maint Topic(s) and Idea(s)
- Supporting Comprehension in Nonfiction Determining Key Details
- Supporting Comprehension in Nonfiction Getting the Most from Text Features
- Improving Comprehension in Fiction and Nonfiction Understanding Vocabulary and Figurative Language
- Supporting Students' Conversations Speaking, Listening, and Deepening Comprehension
- Improving Writing About Reading
Each chapter starts with a research-based explanation of WHY the goal is important to developing skilled readers. Serravallo also gives you suggestions on how to assess students, because it crucial that the strategy matches the child's goal and the texts they are reading. Strategy lessons include the following (depending on the lesson)
- Level
- Genre/Text Type
- Skill
- Strategy
- Prompts
- Teaching Tips
- Language Lesson
- Visuals
See my full review (with visuals) here http//loriesqualls.com/2015/07/11/the-reading-strategies-book/
HIGHLY RECOMMEND!! - Every teacher needs this book, if you only buy one book for your reading classroom this is the book to buy. Use it for whole group, small group and focused interventions... Close those academic gaps. This books pinpoints what students need and how you can teach them.