Ready to Go Guided Reading: Visualize, Grades 5 - 6

Make lesson planning easier with Guided Reading: Visualize for fifth and sixth grades. This resource includes 36 leveled readers―six sets of two each for below-, on-, and above-level student readers. The readers engage students with text about oceans, caves, unexplained mysteries, and more.

Create an effective comprehensive guided reading program with Ready to Go Guided Reading: Visualize. This reading comprehension resource book offers informational text for students at various reading levels and includes:

-prompts to encourage students to work with the text and text features

-discussion guides

-leveled readers with intriguing topics

-graphic organizers and an observation sheet

The readers are separated by below-, on-, and above-level comprehension skills and feature call-out boxes so students can apply guided reading strategies to the texts. Each reader addresses captivating topics and includes a writing prompt so students can reflect on what they learned.

The 12-book Ready to Go: Guided Reading series for first to sixth grades eases the stress of guided reading organization. These 80-page resources serve as a comprehensive set, complete with six discussion guides and three reproducible pages. Four books are included in each grade span to focus on these essential reading comprehension strategies:

-Analyze

-Determine Importance

-Synthesize

-Visualize

These resources contain short nonfiction texts, charts, photographs, maps, and vocabulary banks.

The Ready to Go Guided Reading series offers the essentials of a comprehensive guided reading program: leveled readers that cover high-interest topics, prompts to encourage students to work with the text and text features, discussion guides, and graphic organizers. The readers are separated into three readability levels.

The nonfiction texts in each reader focus on fascinating topics that will engage even the most reluctant reader. Adding to student appeal are text features such as colorful photographs, graphic charts, and maps. Various call-out boxes will direct students to apply reading strategies to the texts, such as scanning for meaning or word work. Each reader concludes with a writing prompt.