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This is a fiction and non-fiction reading strategies interactive notebook which is a great way to keep students engaged and excited!! These activities can be used in whole group lessons, for small groups or guided reading lessons, and book clubs! This includes 63 pages in black and white pages but l...

Looking for last-minute Christmas and Santa activity? I have you covered with A New Improved Santa Read Aloud. This Reading Comprehension both printable and digital (A New Improved Santa) Standard Based activity, will make your last week before the break just as amazing as the break itself.So start celebrating the holidays with this reading comprehension 4-5 days before break. You can also use it as a small group activity or as an assessment. What does it include: • 1. Lesson Plans • 2. Checklist • 3. Printing Directions • 4. Before, During, and After Reading Strategies and Questions Cards • 5. High Order Thinking Reading Responses • 6. Story Frame • 7. Santa Project • 8. Google Slides Follow for more tips and resources @literacytales • https://www.teacherspayteachers.co

Grab This is a book companion to go along with the book "Stellaluna". It will help build classroom community, foster reading and writing skills, and is ideal for back to school time during the first week or first day of school. • What does it includes: • 1. Teacher Directions • 2. Who is this for and Why? • 3.Common Core Standards • 4. Monday-Friday Lesson Plans • 5. Five Extensions Ideas • 6. Teacher Checklist for Data • 7. Anchor Charts for Students and Teachers • 8. Three leveled sets of reading comprehension, Vocabulary activity and Story Elements activity • 9. Three different sets of hands- on Activities • 10. Answer Key Follow for more tips and resources @literacytales or visit my TPT https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Stellaluna-Back-to-School-Reading-Compre

Here are 5 reasons why kids should read stories: 1. Fiction nurtures emotional intelligence, open-mindedness, and altruism. 2. Stories are training for real life; they help children learn nuanced lessons about how our societies and communities work. 3. Literature stimulates language learning. 4. Narratives boost comprehension and problem-solving. 5. Kids who read fiction several times a week tend to have better reading skills than those who rarely or never read fiction. For more reading tips and tricks and to teach your children how to love reading, copy and paste the link for all my best resources: https://mayasmart.com/resources/

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While teaching students to read in my grade one classroom as well as during my reading recovery sessions, I found that for some students, reading fluency is not something that happened easily. My reading recovery trainer REALLY drilled that "la fluidité en lecture" has to happen EARLY, before students develop bad habits. Students have to be TAUGHT to read with fluency. It does not happen automatically. You have to take every opportunity to teach fluency in reading! Here are some suggestions: 1. During shared reading, try not to point to words with your finger. You do not want students to do it once they have "le mot à mot" so you should not do it yourself. 2. During shared reading, once in awhile read "comme un robot" without fluency. Students will quickly tell you that this is NOT the way to read! 3. As soon as students are ready, insist that they remove the finger from the book. "Tu es si bon que tu n'as plus besoin de mettre ton doigt sous les mots maintenant! Regarde-moi. Je lis sans mettre mon doigt. Je "touche" les mots avec mes yeux mais pas avec mon doigt. Ceci t'aide à lire plus vite et à mieux comprendre ce que tu lis! Ceci te permet de lire les groupes de mots ensemble et de lire comme tu parles. 4. Demonstrate by reading one page of the little book and then ask the student to read the next page "C'est ton tour maintenant. Lis les mots ensemble. Lis comme Madame." 5. You can also demonstrate by grouping words on a page as you read. For example, if the sentence is "Je joue avec mon petit chien brun.", I would say "Je vais lire des petits groupes de mots et tu vas m'aider."   "Je joue"...Maintenant lis les mots ensemble comme moi (Je joue). Ensuite, je lis "petit chien" (L'élève répète les mots ensemble "petit chien") Ensuite j'ajoute un mot et je lis "mon petit chien" (L'élève répète...). Finalement je dis "Maintenant, nous allons lire les groupes de mots ensemble "Je joue avec...mon petit chien." We want the student to realize that certain words are grouped together when reading. Reading fluency certainly goes hand in hand with reading comprehension. By practicing this often and by congratulating success, this will become more and more automatic! In order to give the opportunity to practice grouping words together when reading, I created the following resource. It made an ENORMOUS difference with my students. It is all ready to print and use in a variety of ways. Click HERE to view one of 6 documents. Each resource contains 30 sets of 4 sentences with many sight words. A word or two is added to each sentence, forcing the student to read the "group of words", therefore encouraging fluency in reading. Here is an example: These can be used as is on a card with 4 sentences or cut up and stapled. Each set of sentences can be attached with a ring and placed in a literacy center.                                                                    My students and parents LOVED the interactive notebook idea, which I simply put in their morning message duo-tang regularly. Here is an example:            Check out the BUNDLE containing 6 resources by clicking HERE         Give it a try with this FREEBIE

This page features our school's reading series: McGraw Hill: Reading Wonders. It provides links to help teachers get started with many of the resources available with this new program. I'm so excited to see how this reading series will help my students

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Reading Mastery Transformations®, an evidence-based Direct Instruction program, is a comprehensive K–5 English Language Arts (ELA) solution proven to raise reading performance for a wide range of students, including special populations.

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This Grade 1 English Home Language: Termly Reading Summary focuses on summarising the content and concepts that are learned in Grade 1 Reading each term.

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The summer reading challenge resources guide helps bilingual families and educators seek valuable summer reading for bilingual readers.