Running record cheat sheet

Lately, I have been working very closely with Misty from Think, Wonder, & Teach. She offered me the chance to guest blog on her page! I wrote a lovely post about running records over there. If you would like to go check it out and get a freebie, please make your way over there by clicking this link here OR the image below. :) Do you use running records? Or does it seem like a scary mystery to you? Let me know in the comments below!

How to analyze errors and self corrections on a running record. Includes a FREE MSV cheat sheet! - Michaela Almeida, Reading Royalty

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So if you are reading this you probably can see that I am new in the blogging world. I have been so inspired by many teachers lately and would love to share my experiences in teaching as well. One thing I am really passionate about in my classroom lately has been cooperative learning. This summer one of my dear colleagues and I were chosen to attend the Kagan Summer Academy in Orlando Florida. Oh my was I flattered! It was the best professional development I have every attend. I use at…

Looking for easy small group assessments to administer? Running Records is a simple but highly informative way to collect data on students! Use the FREE teacher cheat sheet and data tracking sheets to monitor students' progress during guided reading. Increase your organization and provide more targeted instruction with these forms that provide a quick glance of students' strengths and areas for growth. Read tips on how to use running records more effectively. #thereadingroundup…

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Visual discrimination is a tough for my students who struggle with decoding. Many of the substitutions I see with them include words with similar blends, vowels, complex sounds, or word chunks. During our intervention time, I like to dig deeper to find out what TYPE of visual errors the students are making so that I can then help them train their eyes to read more accurately! If you don't do this already... now you can too! Use the "Miscue Analysis Menu" below for analyzing the visual…

If you've got upcoming races and need to track your training, use this compact 12-Week Blank Printable Race Training Schedule to log mileage