About this teaching resource
"A great reading conference only takes five minutes but its impact can last a lifetime." Gravity Goldberg and Jennifer Serravallo 'Conferring With Readers'
The Reading Conference provides a critical opportunity for your Year 1 readers to demonstrate what they are doing as they engage with their personal book collection and for you to notice and respond with on-the-spot teaching, feedback and goal setting.
Reading Conference Toolkit - Year 1 contains all the tools you need to run successful Reading Conferences with your students.
Key tools include:
- Four-step Reading Conference routine checking in on students’ current reading goal, sampling their oral reading and comprehension and setting the new reading goal.
- Individual student Reading Record sheet to notice and note the effectiveness of each student’s reading strategy use: word solving, monitoring and correcting, fluency, vocabulary, comprehension, opinion, reading goal.
- ACARA Year 1 Reading Achievements: A checklist to guide your observations and record keeping during the conference.
- Reading goal bookmark: a simple tool to enable personalised reading goals to be recorded as a prompt for application during independent reading.
- Running Record Tools: Blank Running Record sheet, sample Running Record, Running Record conventions and Running Record class profile recording sheet.
- Flip Chart: Reading Conference prompts. This 6-page flip chart supports you with possible prompts for each stage of the reading conference.
- Signs of Reading Achievement Yrs K-2: a comprehensive checklist of later primary reading behaviours to teach and support.
Australian curriculum alignment
Year 1
ACELY1659: Read decodable and predictable texts using developing phrasing, fluency, contextual, semantic,grammatical and phonic knowledge and emerging text processing strategies, e.g. prediction, monitoring meaning and re-reading
ACELY1660: Use comprehension strategies to build literal and inferred meaning about key events, ideas and information in texts that they listen to, view and read by drawing on growing knowledge of context, text structures and language features
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