If you have middle-grade readers, then they are in for a treat, because the start to 2024 has been one of the strongest I can remember. At the risk of jinxing our luck, it finally seems publishers have gotten the memo that today’s readers are looking for more action and less heavines...
1st Grade: Teaching With Favorite Read-Alouds (eBook)Scholastic
When you want some good first grade read alouds that spark imagination and , head to the library to check out the books on this list! Parents and teachers in search of the perfect book to read aloud to their first graders at home or in the classroom can choose among the following ...
Using a multiple probe across participants design, three fifth-grade students with severe disabilities were taught to answer comprehension questions during read-alouds of social studies text using a modified system of least prompts and graphic organizer. Findings indicate all students improved on the ...
These are my top 10 favorite read alouds! Here are my top 10 read alouds for fourth grade: I like books that are multicultural and teach empathy–books that catch their interest and leave them begging for more read aloud time! NOTE: As Amazon Associates, we earn from qualifying purchases....
Frog and Toad Are Friendsby Arnold Lobel is a compilation of short stories featuring Frog and Toad, two friends who are always there for one another. The stories are simple, celebrating the beauty of friendship and the ways that we help one another. The stories are also paired with adorable...
These 10 read-aloud tips from experienced teachers will help you build your story time skills and take your read-alouds to the next level. 1. Practice, practice, practice: Leana Malinowsky, a second-grade teacher in New Jersey, has been teaching for 13 years. She believes read-alouds prov...
Harper Collins, 2013 ISBN: 978-0-06-226812-9 Book Review “Billy sighed. He realized that as soon as one problem is solved, something else is right there, waiting to take up your time.” Throughout Billy Miller’s second grade school year, new problems do surface, one after the other...
In my opinion, the best books and articles for read alouds are compelling and relevant to the students we teach. So get to know your kids and what they like. That will help you pick a great read aloud book for them. If you want to captivate your audience, and middle grade students ar...
Engage your students with classics and new read-alouds to help them build foundational literacy skills, deepen comprehension, and learn empathy.By Scholastic EditorsNovember 15, 2024 Grades PreK - 3Fill your classroom library with books that are just right for read-alouds! Filled with sweet ...