Use this template during a guided reading session for a scaffold to help your students retell a text.
Use this teaching resource during a guided reading session.
Perfect to print for students to fill in during your reading sessions.
Updated: 28 Jul 2023
Use this template during a guided reading session for a scaffold to help your students retell a text.
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Use this template during a guided reading session for a scaffold to help your students retell a text.
Use this teaching resource during a guided reading session.
Perfect to print for students to fill in during your reading sessions.
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