1st grade Interactive Read Aloud

[@LeungMac]

lol, Courtney, you are my new super star. I'm studying your lessons once a day. Really inspiring.

[@suzeldiegoguerra2943]

Thanks for posting this!! I'm an incoming TFA corps member getting ready for my first time in the classroom! Nice activation during the pre-reading!

[@Mrs.Rosenberg_]

Thank you so much for posting this! I am about to be a new teacher and this helps me prepare for it.

[@janettea4386]

I just started the Fountas & Pinnell Int. Read Aloud! Love it and my lids love it. I've never seen them so engaged💜

[@ccc919]

I love your videos and find them so helpful. Do you have any recommendations for ELL speakers during listening comprehension. I use pictures and movement but I still struggle to really engage my ELLs.

[@chrisroyalmelvin9731]

Wow - great job!

[@mariahmurrell5908]

Hi! Do you grant permission for using this video for instructional purposes in an online course?

[@courtneychan]

Sure, Mariah. May I ask what course and where you’ll be using it? Thanks!!

[@mariahmurrell5908]

Thank you for your quick reply, Courtney. It is a course called “Helping Struggling Readers” that allows teachers to explore strategies to help their students improve in their reading skills. Teachers in NC receive CEU credits for completing the course. I would like to use your video as an example in one portion of the online course that addresses the think-aloud strategy.

[@deniseburns6744]

I noticed she had two different color of sticky notes. Do the colors indicate the type of question to ask?

[@brendaiglesias503ElSalvador]

That my dream to be a teacher i see myself like that

[@Za3rour]

I need to include more think.pair.share into my classroom :/

[@courtneychan]

Yes!! Just a great way for kids to keep engaged and to know that reading is thinking so we're always thinking!! =)