This document discusses fluency and its importance for reading success. It defines fluency as reading with expression, appropriate phrasing, and reading automatically with little difficulty understanding words. It recommends several activities to help children practice fluency at home, such as using closed captioning on educational TV, making fluency cards with words and phrases, and using free reading and singing websites that include captions. It provides contact information for questions.
This document discusses fluency and its importance for reading success. It defines fluency as reading with expression, appropriate phrasing, and reading automatically with little difficulty understanding words. It recommends several activities to help children practice fluency at home, such as using closed captioning on educational TV, making fluency cards with words and phrases, and using free reading and singing websites that include captions. It provides contact information for questions.
This document discusses fluency and its importance for reading success. It defines fluency as reading with expression, appropriate phrasing, and reading automatically with little difficulty understanding words. It recommends several activities to help children practice fluency at home, such as using closed captioning on educational TV, making fluency cards with words and phrases, and using free reading and singing websites that include captions. It provides contact information for questions.
Fluency is very important for later reading success!
What is Being a fluent reader helps readers to gain Fluency? comprehension!
- Fluency is reading with expression, appropriate phrasing, and
reading automatically (little to no trouble with vocabulary).
Here are some activities you can do at home with your child to help with Fluency:
• Closed Caption TV- At home you can play a good educational
program with the closed captions showing so your child can practice reading fluently in natural language. • Fluency Cards- At home on index cards, paper, or dry erase boards. Write down letters, words, or phrases with different types of punctuation. For example, “What’s for dinner?” or, “I knew that!” • Reading Website- This is a free website that reads books to children with captions. http://www.inklesstales.com/stories/ • Reading Website- This is also a free website that plays songs with the lyrics appearing on the screen for kids to sing along. https://www.bussongs.com/top-rated
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