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Motivating Readers with Interest Charts

Posted by KTankersley on 28th December in buiilding strong readers

Get students interested in monitoring their own reactions to text by asking them to rate each chapter of a book they are reading on an “interest level” chart.  After reading each chapter, students color in the bar to indicate how interested they were in the text of that chapter. Students can then discuss their reactions [...]

Using Guided Imagery To Build Strong Readers

Posted by KTankersley on 26th November in buiilding strong readers

We know that good readers are able to picture characters, scenes and events that happen in the books they read. You can help children build their guided imagery skills by asking children to clarify their vision of what was happening in a book. After reading the story without showing children the pictures, ask children to [...]

Building Strong Readers with Personalized Books

Posted by KTankersley on 27th November in buiilding strong readers

Whether we want to admit it or not, we all like to see our name in print! Giving personalized books to our favorite children are great ways to motivate young children to read a book over and over again. Children love to identify with the characters in the book and personalized books quickly become the [...]

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