The Daily Five

The Daily Five is a reading structure that fosters literacy and independence in reading.  The Daily Five was created by Gail Boushey & Joan Moser, known as "the sisters".  The Daily Five is a series of five literacy tasks (reading to self, reading with someone, writing, word work, and listening to reading) which students complete daily while I meet with small groups.  Here we are in action today!

listen to reading: Here Comes T-Rex Cottontail

read to self: rhyming words & sight words

read to someone: Students are reading "just right books" using E.E.K.K.

E.E.K.K. Poem

Elbow to elbow,

Knee to knee,

I'll read to you,

And you read to me

Elbow to elbow,

Knee to knee

word work: rhyming picture sort

writing: ALL ABOUT ME books