and contractions. Students practice orally and in writing using Lalilo’s playful interactives and Nearpod activities. You can use Nearpod’s Draw It feature and use graphic organizers as the background to support students’ decoding skills. ...
Effect of interactive reading on students' vocabulary and oral reading fluency; Comparison between the responses of boys and girls to online discussion groups; Guidelines for reading aloud activities.Manning, MaryannTeaching Pre K-8
Annotations: Facilitate active, engaged reading practice with shareable annotations to highlight elements of phonological awareness or sight words for students. • Read aloud mode: Give students the option to practice word recognition skills by playing, pausing, and rewinding audio versions of texts....
Reading aloud to kids is important for so many reasons, but one of the best is that it teaches kids what fluent reading sounds like. Model expression, how to read punctuation, phrasing, and pace with your read-alouds. Read-alouds apply for all students—even middle and high schoolers benef...
The parent volunteers started the programme on Tuesday 3rd May. In the coming weeks, we'll be seeing more parent volunteers on campus to engage in some interactive learning with our students. We are looking forward to providing the children with more opportunities to read aloud. ...
Pick a book:be sure to choose a text that is age-appropriate. For preschoolers for example, opt for a picture book. For older students, pick more complex texts to keep the activity engaging, challenging, and exciting. Read aloud:start by reading the chosen book aloud to your child. Use ...
The English reading activities highlighted a special theme each day last week. It covered sharing stories by reading aloud in multiple languages on Mother Tongue Monday, students pairing up to share their favourite stories and...
While she remembers looking through picture books when she was in kindergarten, a congenital eye disease led to the gradual deterioration of her eyesight and she soon took to other means of reading, such as asking her family to read books aloud to her. The first book she ever listened to ...
Make time to sit with your child to read aloud together. Each day, take a few minutes to read part of a book, or find a story in the newspaper to read together. For older students, let them read on their own and ask them tell you about their favourite part or what has happened in...
reading aloud. The goal was to discover and appreciate the beauty of the English language. All first-year high school students were eligible to participate in the competition. The English teachers served as judges, and...