"Today a reader, tomorrow a leader."
-Margaret Fuller
It's true! Reading makes you smarter. Reading is a skill that keeps on giving. Daily reading motivates phonemic and phonological awareness. Please make sure that on top of your child reading what is necessary for school that they are choosing books of interest to read at home as well.
Students in my reading groups will be building upon skills focused on decoding and spelling words and reading fluency.
Resources:
I wanted to share with families some resources that can be helpful for the students to utilize.
Here is a list of a few that I like:
1. Reading A-Z - offers a wide variety of books in multiple genres, read alouds, as well as vocabulary practice.
https://www.readinga-z.com/books/decodable-books/
2. Education.com - offers a large selection of books, worksheets,
activities, and games sorted by grade level.
https://www.education.com/resources/
3. Starfall.com - offers a variety of educational games,
movies,books, songs, and more in the areas of phonics,
reading, and even math!