Reading Group Organizers & Labels

My reading group organizers and labels are designed to help you structure and manage your classroom reading groups with ease. These editable templates make it simple to assign students to groups, track reading levels, and display group information clearly. Perfect for teachers, parents, or homeschooling educators, they help organize little readers in a fun and visually appealing way, creating a more efficient and engaging learning environment.

Reading groups in the classroom foster engagement, collaboration, and critical thinking while catering to different skill levels. They provide opportunities for students to explore texts, share ideas, and develop comprehension skills. By discussing content, students gain diverse perspectives, enhance communication, and strengthen their analytical abilities. Organisers and labels make it easy to form groups based on reading proficiency, provide targeted instruction, and give personalized support, helping students build their skills while nurturing a love of reading.

With my range of reading resources, you can easily structure your reading groups and guide discussions effectively amongst different reading levels.

Building your reading resource toolkit is as easy 

1. Grab your Guided Reading folder
2. Head to your Running Records page from last term
3. Look at what instructional reading level each student was at in June
4. Go to your Reading Groups page in your folder
5. Recreate your groups according to your students’ last level
6. Create new Reading Group posters and hang them on your wall!

Each reading group resource is thoughtfully designed to fit a classroom theme and spark student curiosity. Our resources aim to organize this recurring classroom activity with a creative flair, engaging students to pursue their guided reading with enthusiasm.

These resources make running reading groups easier, more organized, and more visually appealing. Students benefit from scaffolded discussions and shared reading experiences, gradually developing their comprehension, vocabulary, and analytical skills. Teachers benefit from a clear, easy-to-use system that saves time in lesson planning and group management. Plus, a well-organized reading group setup encourages peer learning, empowers students to advance at their own pace, and helps foster a supportive, positive classroom environment.

While you’re in your organization craze, why not check out my Teacher Toolbox Labels, Trolley Labels, and Binder Covers? All are editable to suit your unique classroom needs. If you're not sure where to start with planning and organizing your classroom reading groups, check out my guide for setting up reading groups in your classroom. Don’t forget, you can always share photos of how you use my resources via Instagram or email; I love seeing classrooms come to life!