Effective Strategies for Supporting Reading at Home
Supporting Reading at
Home
DL Parent
Collaborative
Sept.201
6
Reading books
At Home….
•
Read
Aloud
with your
kids
•
Practicing their Guided Readers
•
Making links to print around us
•
Show
Reading for enjoyment.
How to help kids with
Reading
•
Read at home to your children.
•
Model reading for enjoyment or for
learning (
recipes, news, manuals, grocery list,
etc).
Make links to print
•
Make connections to print all
around you ….
–
at the grocery store
–
at home
–
in the community
Making connections to print
Strategies for Reading
1.
Read daily with your child. R
ea
ding in
their native language facilitates L2
reading
(Anstrom, 1999; Short & Fitzsimmons, 2007).
1.
Do a book walk to build background
knowledge.
Reading Aloud
•
Read stories that have similar
characters or story lines to connect to
BK and develop vocabulary.
Reading Aloud to children
•
Allow students to use pictures when
reading.
•
Read with enthusiasm and
expression
and use different voices
for different characters!
Reading Aloud
•
Invite students to read repetitive
phrasing like,” He huffed and
puffed until the house fell down”.
Reading Aloud
•
Invite students to read repetitive
phrasing like,”
El lobo sopló y sopló y
la casa se cayó
”.
Reading Strategies
5. Talk about the book
and ask
questions to engage kids in thinking
Reading Aloud
▪
Ask children to explain what is
happening in the pictures .If
younger, you may point to pictures
as you read the words.
Reading Aloud
▪
Stop to ask kids questions about the
story like,
▪
What do you think will happen next?
▪
What will the character do?
▪
How do you think they feel?
It promotes language and
thinking skills.
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Apps to Support Reading
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www.un-elefante.com
•
https://newsomatic.org
•
https://www.duolingo.com
•
WWW.Coloríncolorado
.org
Questions?
•
Esther Montanez, Administrator
–
montanezz@lisd.net
•
Judy Vega, Coordinator
–
vegaj@lisd.net
•
Tina Hanby, Coordinator
_
hanbym@lisd.net
•
Judy Musgrave , Coordinator
_
musgraveb@lisd.net
Enhance your child's reading skills with these tips: reading books at home, modeling reading behavior, making connections to print in daily life, and engaging in interactive reading activities. Strategies include reading daily, doing book walks, reading aloud with expression, inviting students to read repetitive phrases, and discussing books to engage children in thinking.
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Supporting Reading at Home DL Parent Collaborative Sept.2016
Reading books At Home . Read Aloud with your kids Practicing their Guided Readers Making links to print around us Show Reading for enjoyment.
How to help kids with Reading Read at home to your children. Model reading for enjoyment or for learning (recipes, news, manuals, grocery list, etc).
Make links to print Make connections to print all around you . at the grocery store at home in the community Making connections to print
Strategies for Reading 1. Read daily with your child. Reading in their native language facilitates L2 reading (Anstrom, 1999; Short & Fitzsimmons, 2007). 1. Do a book walk to build background knowledge.
Reading Aloud Read stories that have similar characters or story lines to connect to BK and develop vocabulary.
Reading Aloud to children Allow students to use pictures when reading. Read with enthusiasm and expression and use different voices for different characters!
Reading Aloud Invite students to read repetitive phrasing like, He huffed and puffed until the house fell down .
Reading Aloud Invite students to read repetitive phrasing like, El lobo sopl y sopl y la casa se cay .
Reading Strategies 5. Talk about the book and ask questions to engage kids in thinking
Reading Aloud Ask children to explain what is happening in the pictures .If younger, you may point to pictures as you read the words.
Reading Aloud Stop to ask kids questions about the story like, What do you think will happen next? What will the character do? How do you think they feel? It promotes language and thinking skills.
http://media-cache-ec0.pinimg.comage Im/736x/86/50/85/8650856443b5fd5d7f95 Image
Apps to Support Reading www.un-elefante.com https://newsomatic.org https://www.duolingo.com WWW.Color ncolorado.org
Questions? Esther Montanez, Administrator montanezz@lisd.net Judy Vega, Coordinator vegaj@lisd.net Tina Hanby, Coordinator _ hanbym@lisd.net Judy Musgrave , Coordinator _ musgraveb@lisd.net
