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2 File CabinetThe file cabinet allows you to store resources for later use. Create your file cabinet right away to save items that you want to find quickly at another time.

Getting Started GuideA Teacher’s Guide to Reading A-Z

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2014-2015 Reading A-Z Implementation

1 Access your Learning A-Z Account

Quick Tip: Think of your classroom file cabinet when creating Reading A-Z folders.

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How will you organize your resources?

3 Resources

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Resource Group Favorites Possible Applications

Leveled Books

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Resource Location

1 - Decodable Book

2 - Shared Reading

3 - Paired Reading

4 - Visual Devices

5 - Comprehension Skill Packs

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4 AssessmentsMeasure student progress to improve over-all learning with Reading A-Z’s collection of easy-to-use assessment tools.

How are you currently measuring growth in reading? How can you incorporate Reading A-Z assessment resources in your curriculum map?

Recommended Running Records Schedule

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5 Intervention Resources

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Tutoring & Mentoring Packs

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6 Teacher Corner

Popluar Resources

Helpful Tools

Technology

Curriculum Correlations

Teacher Tips

Video Library

Training

Student Incentives and Rewards

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Teacher Corner Resources to Re-Visit:

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7 Reading A-Z Action Plan for...

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