Literacy block schedule 1st grade

As far as I'm concerned, there is no "right" way to structure a literacy block. Literacy Centers, Guided Reading, Daily 5... there are so many resources and formats to choose from! Depending on how your schedule works, it can be super tricky to fit it all in. Sometimes, I find that it works best to take a little bit from each style and make your literacy block your own.

How to Organize Your Structured Literacy Block | Do you ever feel like there just aren’t enough hours in the day to get done all that you need to accomplish with your students? #organization #school #specialeducation #teacherorganization #adhd #dyslexia

Hello, morning work!

If you’re ready to dive into a science of reading (SoR) aligned curriculum and trying to figure out how to structure your literacy block, we have recommendations for a strong science of reading classroom schedule!

Learn how to set up your literacy block while aligning with the science of reading, and grab my sample literacy schedule.

In this post, I'll take you through the components of a literacy block for first grade, provide sample schedules, and share scheduling tips.

Let me see how close I am... You woke up this morning, made a cup of coffee, maybe scrolled through your Instagram feed read the newspaper...

A look into a 3rd grade literacy block: reading and writing workshop routines { School and the City blog }

Creating a literacy block schedule can be one of the most challenging parts of teaching reading and writing in K-2! There’s so much to fit in, and your kids have SO many different needs. If you have a literacy block that's on the shorter end, or you are struggling to fit it all in, you might wonder, "What should stay and what can be cut?" In this blog post, I'll give you some things to consider when working with a shorter literacy block in Kindergarten, first, and second grade.