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Reading Aloud....
- provides a model of fluent reading by a teacher/adult
- develops a sense of a story or text
- helps students expand their vocabulary
- encourages students to make predictions of a story or text
- builds a community of readers
- is a simple
yet powerful activity that can excite students about reading and hold
them spellbound regardless of their grade level.
- gives
children access to language and ideas they could not otherwise acquire
through their own reading.
- improves
children's listening comprehension and supports better reading comprehension
over time.
- to children
allows them to hear firsthand the excitement and fascination books can
hold and shows children that reading is enjoyable.
- should
be a regular activity in classrooms and include time for students to
discuss what they have heard, tell what they think about it, and ask
questions.
For examples of reading
aloud lessons, click on the book titles below.
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