How to Teach Literacy Centers Using Decodable Books!

In today's video I am showing you five ways to create literacy centers in your classroom that are aligned to the Science of Reading Research, using decodable books.
In my opinion, there are a few requirements for successful literacy centers. First, they need to be no or low prep. You shouldn’t have to spend three hours planning every week to change your centers and activities. That’s not sustainable for you as a teacher.
Second, literacy centers need to be easy to implement. It’s really important that students can independently do the activities without distracting you during your small group time. So, students need to be able to easily understand what to do and what needs to be accomplished in the center.
Third, the activities in literacy centers need to be review. You can’t give students an activity to do that they’ve never done before and expect them to do it on their own. These activities need to focus on review of previously taught skills. If you keep these three things in mind, it makes literacy centers sustainable for you as the teacher.
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[@amytowle7727]

Anna, thank you for your great ideas on center work using a previous book the kids read. I can't wait to do it with my kiddos. I love your videos. You are the best! ❤

[@AnnaDiGilio]

Thank you sooooo much!!!

[@annemary8182]

I love this video. Please do not forget the freebies......please 😊. I intend to implement. Thanks

[@AnnaDiGilio]

Hey there. The link is in the description. Hope that helps.

[@kimberlyreith327]

Great ideas of adapting balance literacy activities with decodables. Do you give kids feedback if you notice errors in the recording that they are listening back? I’m wondering how you are giving feedback so they don’t practice errors.

[@leighaylward7967]

Thank you. How do we get the post it note freebee

[@AnnaDiGilio]

Hi there! There is a link in the description of the video :). Hope that helps.