Love getting lost in a book!

Reader's Theater!

First Grade Reader!

Working on reading contractions and beginning and ending sounds ! 

Bedtime Stories With My Loves! :)

Reader's Theater in 2W!

Watching a Wonders Interactive Read Aloud.

Fifth Graders Reading to Someone!

Action!

Practicing reading fluency with reader's theater. :) 

Thank you, Lion's Club!

P is for Pumpkin!

Reader's Theater

Mrs. Woodward's reader's theater background. 

Scholastic Book Fair!

Third Grade Personal Narrative Rubric!

Sample of 3rd grade narrative writing expectations. 

Mrs. Bennett's class learning about command and exclamatory sentences!

CAFE goal and strategy bookmark! This helps students remember the strategy they're currently practicing to help them become better readers and writers.

Part of our intermediate library.

These books can be borrowed for small group reading strategy instruction. :)

Ms. Romer's students using text evidence to answer questions. :)

Just finished short i and i-consonant-e sort.

Reading at Home

Choose books that match your child's likes and interests.  

Beginning readers should read for 15-20 minutes per day to increase reading ability. Intermediate grade students should read for 30 minutes.  

Keep plenty of reading materials in your home: books, magazines, newspapers, and comic books. Children love having a variety of reading materials!

Family time is so important!  Make reading part of this valuable time with your kids! Some tips for integrating reading into your family's routine are:
*read bedtime stories.
*visit the town library.
*read recipes and cook together.
*create a comfortable reading space in your home.
*encourage your child to read the grocery list at the store.  

Grade Three

Mrs. Donahoe teaching the different spellings of long a!

 

 

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Third grader practicing reading at a good pace, pausing at punctuation and checking for understanding.

Strategy Practice

Students in Miss Brodmerkle's class practicing reading with accuracy and comprehension. :) 

Kindergarten Student Reading from a Big Book!

Second Grade Friends Completing Independent Work