Today's Pinterest Picks of the Day include some great examples of reading response notebooks.
Please note: There is no "canned" program that is going to work for your classroom. Each group of students is different. Find something that works well for your classroom! Take a little of this, a little of that, and keep student needs at the center of your focus.
Here is an elementary reading response notebook example (click on the pic to go to the website):
Using the prompts can really be helpful in keeping those younger kiddos focused!
Now, even though this next example is from a junior high classroom, I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this site! It has fantastic information that ANYONE can use. He discusses his use of mentor texts, vocabulary instruction, mini-lessons...you name it! It's definitely worth checking out...
Some example tabs that Dorn suggested for using in a reading response notebook were: My Thinking, Author's Craft, Text Structures, and My Strategies. Again, find what works for you!
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