Wonders reading programs

Hello friends...I've heard a lot about these Iris boxes from Michaels and received many requests to make labels to fix them... so... I did a little shopping and creating and uploading. I make a couple

Tips for organizing Wonders reading curriculum #wonders #classroomorganization

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Wonders reading and literacy centers. Supplementary resources for the Wonders Readin program. Elementary reading centers for 3rd grade.

My school just got a brand new reading series this school year. The Wonders reading series is new in itself since it only came out in 2014. ...

Free printouts and resources for wonders reading first grade.

My school district recently adopted McGraw-Hill Wonders as our new K-6 reading series. Previously, we were using a variety of series and resources to meet our students' needs. In my 8 years of teaching, this will be the first year I've had a reading curriculum that addresses {most of} our standards! If you've been reading my blog for awhile, you might know that using a basal to teach is not exactly my style, so this is a HUGE change for me. In an ideal world, I would use a reading workshop…

Hi, Friends! Last year, I blogged about how I organized all of my Reading Wonders leveled readers and resources….Many people requested for me to share my weekly plans that I used to teach the series. Today, I am finally back to share that with you all! If you'd like to go back and check out that organization post, you can find that here. When we first started using this program..I was just so overwhelmed by everything that needed to be done. The plans in the TE completely stressed me out…

Now that we're back from Christmas break, we've started Unit 3 in the 1st grade Reading Wonders series. Our district requires us to use this curriculum and expects us to follow the pacing and assessments from Reading Wonders. Even though I teach special education, I am still expected to teach grade level material and use our curriculum. Although, I do go at slower pace than my gen ed counterparts. There are things I like about the series (such as the readers and decodables from WonderWorks)…

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