Hi,
New resources have been added to the Scaffolded/Guided Reading page. Scroll down to the bottom of the web page.
Happy Reading,
Provincial Reading Team
More Video Resources
More video resources have been added to the bottom of the following pages:
- How Did You Organize Your Classroom Library?
- What About Level Books?
- Why Are Classroom Libraries Important?
- Daily 5 and the Classroom Library
- How Did You Use Your TL and LRC?
- Markings on Photos
- Word Detectives In See Say Spells
- Phonics and See Say Spell
Happy viewing,
Provincial Reading Team
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Hi,
My name is Tessa. I started my teaching career this year in Grade 1. I have a lot of questions about the English Language Arts program and especially about teaching reading. What is important to understand about reading? How do I teach reading? Where do I begin? What does it look like?
Follow Tessa as she discovers the answers to these questions and many more. Welcome to the online resource developed for elementary educators by the Provincial Reading Team. It includes instructional strategies, videos, sample lessons … and more.
Saskatchewan Reads by Saskatchewan Provincial Reading Team is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at https://saskatchewanreads.wordpress.com.
New Videos
Welcome Back!
New videos have been added to the following pages:
- Modelled Reading
- Shared Reading
- Targeted Group Intervention – Tier 2
- Appendix E – Developing Oral Language
Wish you all the best for the new 2015-2016 school year,
Provincial Reading Team
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Hi,
My name is Tessa. I started my teaching career this year in Grade 1. I have a lot of questions about the English Language Arts program and especially about teaching reading. What is important to understand about reading? How do I teach reading? Where do I begin? What does it look like?
Follow Tessa as she discovers the answers to these questions and many more. Welcome to the online resource developed for elementary educators by the Provincial Reading Team. It includes instructional strategies, videos, sample lessons … and more.
Saskatchewan Reads by Saskatchewan Provincial Reading Team is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at https://saskatchewanreads.wordpress.com.
Hi,
Lots has happened since the last post:
- Saskatchewan Reads was included as an online resource in the Parent`s Today article entitled Learning to read: What age is the “right” age?
- There was a Government of Saskatchewan May 29th Media Release regarding the Saskatchewan Reads initiative.
- A Reading Priority Toolkit with a sample of resources you may choose to utilize in your communications on Saskatchewan Reads was created and is available for download under the Resources page.
Thank you to Prairie South for sharing their document entitled Prioritizing Classroom Libraries and Book List. It has been added under ‘Additional Resources’ on the Classroom Library page.
We invite you to visit the Resources page for the process to submit resources you have developed to support Grades 1-3 Reading.
Wish you all the best in these last few weeks of school,
The Provincial Reading Team
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Hi,
My name is Tessa. I started my teaching career this year in Grade 1. I have a lot of questions about the English Language Arts program and especially about teaching reading. What is important to understand about reading? How do I teach reading? Where do I begin? What does it look like?
Follow Tessa as she discovers the answers to these questions and many more. Welcome to the online resource developed for elementary educators by the Provincial Reading Team. It includes instructional strategies, videos, sample lessons … and more.
Saskatchewan Reads by Saskatchewan Provincial Reading Team is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at https://saskatchewanreads.wordpress.com.
Looking for SK Reads deployment ideas? Looking for a place to share resources?
The Saskatchewan Reads website continues to grow and get better with contributions from Divisions and First Nations Education Authorities! Help us to make it an even richer resource!
Check out the Workshop Materials page if you are looking for inspiration on how to introduce the Saskatchewan Reads initiative to your teachers, administrators, and school personnel. The Saskatchewan Reads Deployment Plans document has just been added.
Check out the Resources page for the process to submit resources you have developed to support Grades 1-3 Reading.
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Hi,
My name is Tessa. I started my teaching career this year in Grade 1. I have a lot of questions about the English Language Arts program and especially about teaching reading. What is important to understand about reading? How do I teach reading? Where do I begin? What does it look like?
Follow Tessa as she discovers the answers to these questions and many more. Welcome to the online resource developed for elementary educators by the Provincial Reading Team. It includes instructional strategies, videos, sample lessons … and more.
Saskatchewan Reads by Saskatchewan Provincial Reading Team is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at https://saskatchewanreads.wordpress.com.
Archived Webinar to Introduce Saskatchewan Reads Added to Workshop Materials Page
Hi,
An archived webinar and accompanying resources to introduce teachers to Saskatchewan Reads has just been added to the Workshop Materials Section. This webinar is an hour long.
Take the time to check it out!
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Hi,
My name is Tessa. I started my teaching career this year in Grade 1. I have a lot of questions about the English Language Arts program and especially about teaching reading. What is important to understand about reading? How do I teach reading? Where do I begin? What does it look like?
Follow Tessa as she discovers the answers to these questions and many more. Welcome to the online resource developed for elementary educators by the Provincial Reading Team. It includes instructional strategies, videos, sample lessons … and more.
Saskatchewan Reads by Saskatchewan Provincial Reading Team is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at https://saskatchewanreads.wordpress.com.
Documents Have Been Added!
Resources have been added to a few sections of the Saskatchewan Reads website.
Check out the additions to:
- the Running Records Appendix
- the Workshop Materials page
- the Classroom Library page
Happy Reading!
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