As an educator  with early childhood development students, I have covered  many Reading topics that help improve students in their Reading Comprehension, Grammar and Phonics. As I have experience, the students enjoy teaching style as I try to make Spanish and Reading lessons both fun and direct and on topic. In my Spanish classroom, I will cover basic topics such as the greetings. For example, I would teach the students how to say hello, good-bye, thank you and please. Another group of topics, would include days of the week, the months, and seasons. The alphabet, vowels, and shapes will be the foundation of the other areas of topics mentioned. When it comes, to the Reading lessons, the students will start out with the basics such as alphabet and vowels. The phonics will be established with Reading stories and the student will get vocabulary based on the Reading. From the Reading, I will develop lessons about the main idea, setting, main character, plot, conflict, and climax of the story. We can do visual assignments with connection with who, where, what, when, and why. Finally, the vocabulary, capitalization, and grammar will be connection to the text and supporting details  of the story.