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When designing a reading program for children, there are a number of factors to consider--from the type of program style to the proper choice of books. Once you have the basics in place, it will be a rewarding experience for you and your students.
Reading programs are curricula that teach students to read or to become better readers. They should cover reading comprehension, phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency and Read More
When you set up a reading program for your students, you should strive for balance. It should include instructional time to teach reading skills and time to practice Read More
After-school reading programs provide an opportunity for children to build and improve reading skills and literacy awareness. Students who are struggling with various Read More
The Edmark Reading Program is designed for students who struggle with traditional, phonics-based reading programs. Students with developmental disabilities, learning Read More
Reading Buddies, or Book Buddies, is a practice where teachers pair younger (K-2) students with older students (3-5) to share books. Book Buddies can also be used to Read More
A basal reading program is a core reading program that is used to teach children to read. The term "basal" comes from the word "base," as the program acts as the basis for Read More
There are countless reading programs available for use in elementary schools. Reading has become a complete unit of study in itself, often requiring two hours a day for Read More
Elementary reading programs that are based on scientific research focus on five components: phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary and comprehension. Kindergarten Read More
Much of the elementary school curriculum is focused on literacy development. Teachers teach children how to read, answer comprehension questions, and help them begin to Read More
Reading-intervention programs are designed to identify and assist students who may have difficulty developing literacy skills. These programs function as a part of the Read More
Accelerated Reader, by Renaissance Learning, is the most widely used program for accelerated reading. While other reading programs exist, Accelerated Reader dominates the Read More
A summer reading program helps encourage learning while school is out. It also gives children an incentive to read and connect with their community. Whether you are a Read More
A summer reading program is a great way to encourage students to get excited about reading and to keep reading even when they are not in school. It helps to foster a Read More
Books are geared toward specific age groups (and abilities) to help educators teach and kids learn. For example, on the back cover of some books you might see 'RL 3.8,' Read More
Literacy is an ongoing challenge and issue with most schools. The No Child Left Behind Act also places a major focus on literacy and ways to improve the reading ability of Read More
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