Práctica de fluidez y comprensión lectora: conviértase en un mejor lector

Each week in this class, students will be provided a new reading passage to practice their reading comprehension and fluency skills. As we read, we will discuss vocabulary, context clues, inferencing, main ideas, and reading strategies. Each student will be provided the option of reading aloud.

Our class schedule will be as follows:

1. Greeting/Share: Each student will have the opportunity to share using a prompt on the screen. If your student would like to be able to write on the screen, Please know where the annotate button is on Zoom before class for this feature.
2.)Skill practice: Reading strategies will be provided before the reading begins to ensure students have best practices for their comprehension.
3.)Comprehension Practice: Students will be using the popcorn method for the reading passage so more than one student has the option to read. We will review any unknown vocabulary found in the text and discuss inferences within the text.
4.)Multiple Choice Questions: Students will answer multiple-choice questions about the passage they read in class. Any questions that students get incorrect or are unsure about will be reviewed in class. *Students can have a pencil and paper for class if they like to take notes while reading or need a space to sort out thoughts or questions.
5.)Closing and questions: Students will have the opportunity to ask any questions and share their thoughts and insights.

*Before class, the students will be provided with a printable version of the passage and questions, along with a copy of the reading strategies.


Schedule of class reading topics: 

          Week of March 4th: George Washington
          Week of March 11th: Frederick Douglas
          Week of March 18th: Learning About The Ocean
          Week of March 25th: Who is Mae Jemison?
          Week of April 1st: Jellyfish Facts
          Week of April 8th: Origin of The Chinese Zodiac 
          Week of April 15th: Violin Facts
          Week of April 22nd: Rosa Parks
          Week of April 29th: Lobster Facts
          Week of May 6th: The Fox and The Crow
          Week of May 13th: Pete’s Pets
          Week of May 20th: Emily's Turtle
          Week of May 27th: Granpa's Boat
          Week of June 3rd:  Spiders and Their Webs
          Week of June 10th: The Ugly Duckling
          Week of June 17th:  The Ant and The Grasshopper
          Week of June 24th: Summer Vacation
         


Please note: 

Reading materials will be provided
Patience for all readers is necessary and is of value to each other reader because we often learn from others in many ways.

If you have any questions, please reach out!