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Reblogging for myself to refer to later. Thanks, PPT!

positivelypersistentteach:

I have been hoping all year that next year I could move up a grade.  With that hope in mind, I’ve been pinning on Pinterest Daily 5 and Cafe Strategies ideas.   It doesn’t look like I’ll be changing grades, so I thought I would at least share what I’ve found.

The books are written by Gail Boushey and Joan Moser.

Here is what I’ve found:

Daily 5 Resources from 3rd Grade Thoughts

Zap It - Game for Word work from Indulgy

Daily 5 Work on Words and Freebies from 3rd Grade’s a Hoot

Guided Reading 101: Printables, Strategies, and Word Work $8.50 on Teachers pay Teachers

Working on Writing - What do Writers Write Free Printable  from the Teacher Wife

Story Starters from The Frugal Teacher

Daily 5 / Cafe Bulletin Board example from The Frugal Teacher

Wondrous Word Work from First Grader… at Last!

Reading Stamina Chart from F is for First Grade

Spelling, Sorting and Mapping (see first idea) - from Montessori Work 

Anchor Charts from First Grader … At Last!

Bloom’s Taxonomy for Guided Reading from Mrs. Saylor’s Log

Literacy Cafe Menu from Pbaker

Read to Someone Spinner from Mrs. Crowder’s Busy Bees

Free Daily 5 Posters to download from Kindertastic

Daily 5 Handbook from Second Grade is Splendid (Part 1, see side bar on blog for the rest)

Daily 5 Power Point - Free - on Teachers Pay Teachers

More Reading Buddies Questions from The Picnic Pals

Free Daily 5 Introductory Lessons from The Best of Teachers Pay Teachers

Great Daily 5 Ideas from Beg Borrow Steal

Dr. Seuss Daily 5 Anchor Charts - Mrs. Saylor’s Log 

Great explanation of how one teacher runs Daily 5 from Mrs. Vansko’s Teacherweb

If you are trying out Daily 5 / Cafe next year (or thinking about it) and plan on doing some research of it over the summer, I suggest you bookmark or reblog this post! 

The Bookies is an awesome local bookstore that has an amazing education section. They have education books and resources, and I have a gift certificate.

So, Tumblr buddies:

I’m looking for resources to help me with minilessons for reader’s workshop. What are your favorite resources? Any you’ve heard of or used that look promising?

I teach 3rd grade and have a range of readers (don’t we all?), but I’m really just looking for any good reader’s workshop minilesson resources. At this point, I’m floundering and dread teaching my reading minilessons, so any help or direction would be appreciated. So, spread the knowledge?