Posted by Martha on Monday, October 13, 2008 at 3:27pm.
Wouldn't it be advantegous for you to set up a longer term reading program? Fluent reading takes time reading. I would suggest a program that lasts several months.
Perhaps it could be structured similar to the AR program. In fact, why not the AR program, its success is well documented. All you would have to do is set terms for rewards based on AR Points.
I am a student-teacher and will only be working with these kids for a short time... I wanted to at least, find lessons that will, to some extent, improve their reading...
There are programs out there:
1. http://improve-reading-skills.qarchive.org/
2. (PDF file to download with tips): www.peakparent.org/pdf/speakout/speakout_spring_05.pdf
3. (You might let them bring in something they like to read): http://www.achuka.co.uk/achockablog/archives/2008/06/response-age-gu.html
NOTE: Because there are so many books on this subject, visit your local library and consult with the librarian.
Sra
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