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Printables from Fountas and Pinnell

Oh, to be Irene Fountas or Gay Su Pinnell!  Their books are so amazing, as they offer such insight into literacy development in young children.  You can access the printables from their book, Teaching for Comprehending and Fluency, here (Graphic Organizers) and here (for Forms and Resources).  Enjoy!

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  1. Anonymous3/10/2012

    Thanks for making me aware of this book. I found the Guided Reading book very helpful when my school switched to guided reading. Fountas and Pinnell really know their stuff. I will have to get this book. In fact, my school probably needs to purchase some of these. : )

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