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The Active View of Reading emphasizes the crucial role of active self-regulation, including executive function skills, motivation and engagement, and strategy use, all of which influence word recognition, language comprehension, and the connections between them.

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Duke and Cartwright - 2021 - The Science of Reading Progresses Communicating A

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Here’s the document with the “cheat codes” we created for our students to remember key strategies for learning and growing. These playful, memorable phrases help students internalize powerful habits and mindsets. Feel free to adapt or add your own classroom versions!

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Short Term Student facing goal setting sheet

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Short Term Student facing goal setting sheet

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This tool helps students break down short-term goals use the plan, do, study act framework with a short term goal that they track every day over a week.

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PSDA student facing goal setting sheet for summer institute

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Student facing goal setting sheets for reading

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Student facing goal setting sheets for reading

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This tool helps students break down short-term goals using the Plan, Do, Study, Act cycle. It supports reflection, ownership, and action by guiding them to plan intentionally, take steps, reflect on progress, and adjust as needed. You can make a copy and edit- these are just examples of how we use it with various interventions.

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PDSA updated 2025 aligned with intervention strategies

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resource for teaching perspective-taking and connecting to Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs. It sparked great student discussion around differing viewpoints and underlying needs. You can also find it directly on CommonLit if you want to explore related texts.

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This graphic organizer supports students in analyzing and responding to the “Do Kids Need Homework?” article. It helps them break down the author’s claim, supporting evidence, and reasoning, while also guiding them to consider counterarguments and form their own opinion. Great for strengthening argument writing and critical thinking!

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This checklist from LETRS Vol 2 helped guide our planning for the comprehension focus during interventions. It supported us in selecting key comprehension skills, setting a clear purpose for reading, and planning intentional scaffolds. A helpful tool for making comprehension instruction more targeted and effective!

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Use this ChatGPT prompt to help you simplify your vocabulary circle planning. (You can also upload a copy of the text to chatGPT and have it find the vocabulary words for you!)

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This activity guides small groups through replacing fixed‑mindset phrases (like “I give up”) with growth‑oriented alternatives. Students first write individual responses on sticky notes, then build a group “best answer” You can also replace the growth mindset questions with literacy focused questions.

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Be the Pond | Mindfulness for Kids | Cosmic Kids Zen Den

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Social Emotional Learning Grounding Technique Educational Poster in Pastel Minimalist Style

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blank circle template