How to Teach Reading: When You're Not a Reading Teacher (Kids' Stuff)

I had to buy this book for a reading class while in college to become a high school science teacher. This is a GREAT resource! There are lots of great usable strategies for any grade level or subject. It's very straight forward and an easy read too. I also found myself getting a lot of inspiration for other potential strategies while reading this book.

This book is great for all content areas and grade levels. I am using this book in a college reading class with elementary, middle, and high teachers. There are great reading strategies in the book along with templates which I love!!! Though the book is suggested for middle school, as an elementary teacher, I feel like I have learned a lot from the book and can adapt the strategies to my classroom. I would recommend this book for teachers wanting to learn more about how to teach reading in the content areas.

Very helpful with staying within the guidelines of a reading teacher.

Arrived promptly. Great book for the beginning teacher. Lots of good ideas to use in the classroom. Ideas to help both th the teacher and students.

I truly feel awful for the students who had to deal with a person like this. “Could become Jailbirds”, what an embarrassing sentiment over seating choice.

I use this book a lot with my colleagues for our weekly professional development sessions.

This is a great short list of strategies to use in lesson planning. Great for the non language arts teacher.

Gave great insight as to why my students were struggling.