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Guided Reading Lesson Observational Tool: Supporting Students in Effective Text Engagement, Exercises of Construction

This observational tool outlines best practices for teachers in leading guided reading lessons, focusing on text selection, introduction, reading, discussion, and word work. Teachers are encouraged to use assessment data, engage students, provide guidance, and support self-monitoring and problem-solving skills.

What you will learn

  • How does the teacher's role change during the different stages of a guided reading lesson?
  • What are the key elements of an effective guided reading lesson according to this observational tool?
  • What strategies are suggested to help students engage with and understand the text?

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Observational Tool: Guided Reading Lesson
Selection and Preparation
Teacher Did/Said
Students Did/Said
Uses assessment data as evidence to support text selection
Expresses sound rationales for the grouping of students
Introduction to the text
Engages the students in a conversation that sets them up for successful reading
Provides a brief, well-placed guide through some, but not every page, of the text
Attends to the meaning and the language (including about two or three essential new and
important words) in context
Attends to special print or text features that may be new
Helps the reader understand how the book works
Reading the text
Supports the students’ ability to self-monitor (or check on) their reading
Supports the students’ ability to search for and use all sources of information (meaning,
language, structure, phonological information, and print)
Helps students learn how to take words apart using several sources of information as they
process the text
Supports the readers’ construction of the meaning of the text
Uses prompts that are not specific to the book but that foster problem solving by the readers
(strategic actions)
Supports the readers’ ability to initiate problem solving actions as needed as they work through
the text
Helps students learn how to initiate worthwhile independent work if finished before others
(reading, writing about reading, etc)
Discussing the text
Helps raiders give immediate attention to the full meaning of the text (thinking within, beyond, and
about the text)
Promotes sharing of thinking, not teacher-student questioning only
Helps students think about the big important text ideas and their relevance (the “so what”)
Teaching Points
Selects from immediate observations one or two teaching points to demonstrate, prompt for, or
reinforce strategic actions that readers can apply to other texts
Word Work
Preplans work that helps students learn how to take words apart
Provides two or three minutes of fast-paced attention to letters, words, and how they work.
Supports flexibility and quick word recognition
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Observational Tool: Guided Reading Lesson

Selection and Preparation Teacher Did/Said Students Did/Said

● Uses assessment data as evidence to support text selection ● Expresses sound rationales for the grouping of students

Introduction to the text

● Engages the students in a conversation that sets them up for successful reading ● Provides a brief, well-placed guide through some, but not every page, of the text ● Attends to the meaning and the language (including about two or three essential new and important words) in context ● Attends to special print or text features that may be new ● Helps the reader understand how the book works

Reading the text

● Supports the students’ ability to self-monitor (or check on) their reading ● Supports the students’ ability to search for and use all sources of information (meaning, language, structure, phonological information, and print) ● Helps students learn how to take words apart using several sources of information as they process the text ● Supports the readers’ construction of the meaning of the text ● Uses prompts that are not specific to the book but that foster problem solving by the readers (strategic actions) ● Supports the readers’ ability to initiate problem solving actions as needed as they work through the text ● Helps students learn how to initiate worthwhile independent work if finished before others (reading, writing about reading, etc)

Discussing the text

● Helps raiders give immediate attention to the full meaning of the text (thinking within, beyond, and about the text) ● Promotes sharing of thinking, not teacher-student questioning only ● Helps students think about the big important text ideas and their relevance (the “so what”)

Teaching Points

● Selects from immediate observations one or two teaching points to demonstrate, prompt for, or reinforce strategic actions that readers can apply to other texts

Word Work

● Preplans work that helps students learn how to take words apart ● Provides two or three minutes of fast-paced attention to letters, words, and how they work. ● Supports flexibility and quick word recognition