Guidance on which Fountas & Pinnell or Lexile levels the strategy is best suited for. Why the Spanish Edition Matters
Examples of anchor charts or notes to use with students.
Originally published in English as The Reading Strategies Book , the Spanish edition was meticulously adapted to support bilingual classrooms, Dual Language programs, and Spanish-speaking students. Jennifer Serravallo designed the book to bridge the gap between knowing what a student needs to work on and knowing how to teach it. Guidance on which Fountas & Pinnell or Lexile
Strategies for navigating informational texts and identifying the author’s primary point. 9. Nonfiction: Key Information and Text Features
Building a "word bank" and connecting new information to prior knowledge. 11. Vocabulary and Figurative Language Jennifer Serravallo designed the book to bridge the
Strategies to help students find books they love, build stamina, and stay focused during independent reading time. 3. Decoding and Phonics
The book is organized into 13 goals that cover everything from the earliest stages of reading to high-level literary analysis. The 13 Goals of Reading Instruction Nonfiction: Key Information and Text Features Building a
Whether you are a veteran teacher or a new educator, Jennifer Serravallo’s guide provides the "what" and the "how" to make every student a stronger, more confident reader. Find like anchor chart templates?
Teaching students to identify the "big lessons" or underlying messages in a story. 8. Nonfiction: Main Idea and Details