Growing Strong Reading Roots in Emerging Readers with Level K Geodes
In the second part of our webinar series, Great Minds® implementation leader and LETRS professional learning facilitator Jeniqua Moran explores how emerging readers develop strong reading roots with Level K Geodes®. Educators learn more about how oral language, verbal reasoning, literacy knowledge, and letter-sound correspondence are developed through structured practice with the three book types in Level K. The panelists discuss how they have used Level K Geodes in their schools and classrooms and respond to participant questions about how to provide high-quality practice with Geodes for emerging readers.
Additional Resources
- Watch the recordings for the other sessions in our webinar series: Geodes: Knowledge-Rich, Readable Texts for Emerging and Developing Readers and Growing Developing Readers With Levels 1 And 2 Geodes
- See how we incorporate the science of reading into our instructional materials and the role of knowledge building in literacy instruction on our Science of Reading page
- Learn more about the My Geodes® take-home books in print and digital format to help students continue to practice their reading and build their knowledge outside of the classroom
- Unlock previews of the Geodes library, including a preview of Inside Geodes® with a free sample Book Note for the Geodes book Library Cat
- Access the Level K Geodes Family Literacy Night Resources through your free account on the Great Minds Dashboard
- Discover additional implementation strategies on our Geodes aha! blog
- Unlock five tips to help you get started with Geodes in our recent blog post
- Hear from educators on how Geodes, explicit foundational skills instruction, and Wit & Wisdom® have uniquely brought the science of reading to life in their classes in our Voices from the Field blog series
- Learn how Geodes can be used flexibly for small-group instruction to help students overcome the hurdles of accuracy, fluency, and comprehension in our blog post
- Take a look inside a box of Geodes in our "Unpacking Geodes: Engaging Early Readers and Building Lasting Knowledge" blog post
- Find out how to implement Geodes in your classroom in our "Four Common Questions You May Have When Getting Started with Geodes" blog post
