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I
can help create children’s interest in books
and reading.
I can read aloud
to children in many ways, depending on my goals.
I can use a variety
of strategies for engaging children with books.
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Conventional
reading is relying on print to gain meaning
from unfamiliar text.
Teachers use children’s
reading behaviors as clues to guide instruction.
Reading aloud is
an effective strategy for supporting the development
of: print awareness, phonological awareness,
vocabulary, background knowledge, interest
and comprehension.
Reading to children
is one way to promote children’s interest in
learning to read and write.
There are uses and
benefits for large group, small group and individual
reading with children.
Strategies to engage
children with books include reading aloud,
shared reading and independent reading.
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Can
describe several forms of reading aloud.
Can describe how
to use repeated reading to teach various skills.
Can describe two
ways of engaging children with books at different
ages.
Can name two benefits
of small group reading.
Can
name one effective strategy for reading to
a large group. |
