teachers! The program is versatile for
implementation and varying student levels.
You can find success in using this program in your intervention groups,
RTI groups, guided reading, whole-group phonics, or as a resource for non
certified staff members assisting in the classroom. The program is based upon a slotted thirty
minutes of instruction. However, this
too is versatile as you can limit or extend this time frame to best fit your
classroom needs.
fluency, and sight fluency. For word
building all students participating in the program will need access to magnetic
letters. You can find those online and in teacher resources stores. Students will also need a magnetic surface
like a whiteboard or magnetic cookie sheet.
For word and sentence writing students will need their own writing
journal which has been included within the unit. Reading fluency will be accomplished through
the included interactive whiteboard sentence files and/or through the blackline
sentences. Lastly, sight fluency will be
conducted during transitional periods of your lesson using the included fluency
cards.
Lakeshore Magnetic LettersKeep in mind that all lessons can be adjusted to fit your needs. However, a sample whole-group KinderWordBuilding lesson could look like this; students meet at the carpet, students retrieve
their letter boards, teacher gives students the first word to build, students
build word, students verify their words by viewing the teachers interactive
letter board {included in the unit}, students clear their board, students build
and check remaining words, students place their boards away and retrieve their
journals, teacher prompts students to write each word into their journal,
students do so then verify the accuracy of the word by using the teacher’s
interactive journal, students write and check sentence, students place journals
away and sit at carpet, students read interactive fluency sentences, students
read fluency cards, teacher wraps up lesson.
up your grade level students into different groups based upon their current
level. All students should progress
their the program from start to finish without skipping any levels. This will guarantee that students are
confident in the skill. All students
will take assessments to progress to the next level. If students are not ready to progress then
the teacher can use the editable plans to add additional words for that
skill. If the students are succeeding at
an abnormal rate then the teacher can speed up the lesson. However, it should be noted that the highest
success comes from using the program with fidelity and not skipping any steps
unless necessary for time constraints.
STEP ONE: Students will build their words on their board {the teacher can use the included interactive whiteboard files to use as your own magnetic letters}
STEP TWO: Students will write their words into their journal
STEP THREE: Students will build reading fluency! Within the packet you have a few choices between the fluency whiteboard slides, fluency blackline sentences, and easy readers!
I’ve seen its success and want you to be able to easily get your hands on it as well! You can click below if you’d like to check it out on TpT! If you have any questions about this program fitting into your classroom feel free to comment below or email me at ta******@ho*****.com
Firstievention includes an all new assessment tracker as well!
If interested in Firstievention you can click below to read more about the packet!
Hi Tara,
I'm interested in this for working with low firsties. Is there a version of the journal that doesn't say Kinder on it? Or do you have something that is geared more toward low first? Thanks. I adore all of your products (I own lots!!!).
OH never thought about that! I will get both versions added now! Great idea!
Tara
THANK YOU!!!! You are honestly THE BEST! You are in the trenches using these materials and sharing your genius with the rest of us. I think that's why they are so good–because you use them! The packaged products are created by people not working in schools. THANKS SO MUCH for all you do!
Hi Tara, I work with students k-2 in a remedial reading room. I have been working on letter identification and letter sound with my kindergartens. They are ready to move forward. This looks the perfect next step. Thank you!
Hi Tara,
Just so I am clear on this intervention, is it research based? I am thinking no, but I just want clarification. Thank you- it looks like it could be great reteaching material for those needy students.
Yes it is researched based! All curriculum I make comes from extensive research and classroom practices. I've used this program in my room for four years! 😀
Tara
Tara – I you amaze me. I love your products and the number one reason – they are so useful and user-friendly!!
I hate to ask (you are so busy making stuff already), but, maybe for this summer you could consider making a Kindervention MATH. Something like this, set up we could do ourselves or give to paras – easy to put in a binder and track. Just a thought.
Thanks!!
Connie
Yes of course! I will start that as soon as the whole group lesson are finished- – I feel I will have a better "vision" then! 😀
Tara
I wish I could "like" this comment! Math intervention would be great! (Although I bet she's already hard at work on it lol)
YES!! I want to get the whole group lessons finished and then move straight into the intervention! 🙂
Hi Tara, my question is, do you do this everyday? Does this take place of your phonics and you do it whole group and small group? This packet is not part of your guided reading mega bundle is it? Just trying to figure out how to fit this into my schedule it looks great!
Hi there! We have a built in 30 minute intervention scheduled into our day! That is in addition to guided reading and phonics time! And this packet is not part of the guided reading bundle! Let me know if I can help with anything!
Tara
So is this just for lower ability kids or all levels? Thanks for all your help! You are amazing !
WE use it for all of our k kiddos! The higher kiddos just might go a little quicker through the program! 🙂
Ok can you give me a little more detail on how you organized it please! I see how you put the lessons into a binder but what about additional resources? I like to be told specifically how you do it and then tweak it…plus my brain is so tired right now that I can't think! 🙂 Thanks!!
Hey there! I have one sheet protector per week and then have the cards/readers/fluency sentences behind that! I hope that helps! grin emoticon
Hi Tara, I'm wondering how you manage the magnetic letters, getting them out, etc.?
Hi Tara, I'm wondering how you manage the magnetic letters, getting them out, etc.?
Hi there! I put the letters on the board for my kiddos each week! Some of my co teachers write the letters on the boards and the kiddos get them but I prefer to have them ready so we can get started 🙂
You said that you have a built in intervention time where you use KinderVention. That is AWESOME!!!! I am curious as to what your schedule looks like for one day. I am curious how you fit things in and how you have found it best to arrange your day. Thanks in advance! (I have your Guided Reading Mega Bundle, Kinder Math , Kinder Phonics and KinderVention. I want to "redo" things next year, so I am curious how it all fits.) THANKS!!!!
Here you go! 😀 http://littlemindsatwork.blogspot.com/2015/08/classroom-schedule.html
How do you organize their daily writing journal? In a folder, binder, or??
Thank you!
Hey there! You can see a snap of t above. My print center is able to print them into a journal, but if you don't have that you can print and staple along the top 🙂
What research is this program based on?
I have the research if you’d like to email me at li******************@gm***.com
Thanks!
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