Does your school use the Dibel's test? After giving the Dibels, I found that I needed to strengthen my students' fluency skills. My schedule already seemed completely full. Where would I find more time to give my students practice reading so they could become more fluent readers?
One thing I found that helped with their fluency skills was making fluency centers one of my standard centers. I knew I wanted this center to have the same format each week so I wouldn't have to explain the direction. This saves me valuable class time. Plus, the center had to work with students on a wide variety of reading levels.
The answer was my Sentence Shuffle Centers which I have for reading levels K-5. To honor our mothers, my Mother's Day Sentence Shuffle Center is FREE.
I also have a Fluency Check Center that is FREE, too
Click on the picture above if you'd like to see more Sentence Shuffle Centers organized by reading levels.
Would you like to read more of my posts about fluency?
Post #1: Fluency centers are great for teachers with small classrooms.
Post #2: Fluency with r-controlled theme.
Check out my A+ May Pinterest Board which has more fun ideas.
Fern has a few tips to share with you, too. Hop over to her blog!
Each week, Fern and I will share a teacher tip. We love to read teacher blogs and the latest teacher idea books and hope you do, too! Stop by Fern's blog and my blog each week for our latest tips. We hope you will share your ideas, too.
How do you incorporate fluency lessons during your day?
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