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Active Read Alouds: Bringing Nonfiction to Life Kids and volunteers engage in a summer reading program developed by The Reading Connection.
Writing SOS: Should grammar still be taught in school? Writing expert William Van Cleave explains that understanding how sentences work helps to improve both reading comprehension and writing.
Families Find Meaning In Washington, D.C., inmates volunteer to get training in how to run a book club for their kids.
Reading SOS: Can parents help a third grader with comprehension? Third grade teacher Chelsey Short shares simple ideas to help your child understand what they read.
Grade K 2: Summarization Strategies Learn about K-2 summarization strategies including the Summary Glove, the Retelling Rope, and the Group Retelling Game.
Greedy Cat: Retelling a Story Sequence to Build Comprehension Students build skills essential to reading comprehension by retelling a story. Visit LitDiet.org to view to view the full lesson plan.
Visualize It!: Improving Comprehension through Visualizing Comparisons (Virtual Tour) As a comprehension strategy, visualizing helps students understand the true size of new objects by comparing them to familiar objects.
Using Think-Pair-Share in the Classroom Using think-pair-share in the classroom creates a collaborative learning environment where students work together to solve a problem or answer a question about an assigned reading.
Think Alouds: Modeling Ways to Think About Text (Virtual Tour) A teacher think aloud is an effective technique to model how to use comprehension strategies before, during, and after reading.
Reading Lesson - Sequencing This teacher presents an outline of a reading workshop lesson that teaches the strategy of sequencing for grades K-1.
