Every classroom has good readers: students who decode words and recall what they read. But with new standards and increased expectations, being a good reader is simply not good enough.
Because active participation is a key component for learning, Key Links Literacy provides authentically written texts with opportunities for higher-order thinking and peer conversations. Key Links Literacy gets students talking!
Designed with:
- Fast-paced, entertaining fiction and nonfiction texts, written by esteemed author and educator, Jill Eggleton.
- ThinkLinks Panels™ in every Shared, Guided, and Peer Reader that guide teachers to the most important parts of instruction.
- 164 animated eBook versions—one for each Guided Reader.
- Benchmark Cards and Assessment materials that help teachers administer, score, and evaluate literacy achievement.
How it works
Times have changed. Even though expectations continue to evolve, balanced literacy resources have largely stayed the same—until now. Key Links Literacy provides instruction in four critical areas for optimal growth in reading. It’s targeted, daily, predictable instruction for whole group, small group, peer-to-peer, and independent reading.
Shared ReadingShared Readers act as a powerful vehicle for the rhythm of language and words to be caught, not taught—bright fiction texts that convey the joy of reading. Learn more about our Shared Readers! |
Guided ReadingGuided Readers teach students important skills for thinking critically and carefully when they read—skills like fluency, higher-order thinking, and collaboration—and not just during group time, but for a lifetime. Learn more about our Guided Readers! |
Peer ReadingPeer Readers are the manageable step in the middle of guided and independent reading—supporting the transition to successful independence. Learn more about our Peer Readers! |
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