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The Power of Reading Aloud

The Power of Reading Aloud . Kristina Krops, M.Ed. Reading Specialist Walnut Ridge Primary School July 1, 2014. Studies show that reading aloud to your child for just 15 minutes a day dramatically increases their chances of becoming avid, fluent, successful readers. .

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The Power of Reading Aloud

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  1. The Power ofReading Aloud Kristina Krops, M.Ed. Reading Specialist Walnut Ridge Primary School July 1, 2014

  2. Studies show that reading aloud to your child for just 15 minutes a day dramatically increases their chances of becoming avid, fluent, successful readers. www. Readaloud.org for more information

  3. Benefits of Reading Aloud Pure and simple bonding time with your child! Make it fun!! Introduces new words into your child’s vocabulary naturally Ex. The Three Bears Familiar word: oatmeal New word : porridge Ex. The Napping House Familiar Word: sleeping New Words : dreaming, dozing, snoozing, slumbering Builds your child’s background knowledge. There are many places and people we may never get to see or meet.. but they can in a book with you! Models what fluent reading sounds like

  4. Additional benefits of reading aloud • Models what readers do when they come • across an unknown word. (Use of decoding • strategies.) • Models what readers do when they don’t understand something they read.(Use of comprehension strategies.) • Builds your child’s imagination… reading fairy tales, legends, folk tales expands their minds and fosters creativity..

  5. I Met a Dragon Face to Face

  6. Scholastic Clips Clip #1 Go Outside and Read Clip #2 Rainy Day Reading http://bcove.me/4qimwzap

  7. Books about Reading Aloud • Reading Magic by Mem Fox • The Read-Aloud Handbook- Jim Trelease

  8. Books that help you choose books for your child What to Read When- Pam Allyn How to Get Your Child to Love Reading- Esme Codell The Best Books for Boys- Pam Allyn

  9. Literacy Websites Online Stories- Where you can hear stories read aloud • www.storylineonline.net • www.tumblebooks.com Reading/Literacy Websites-tips for reading with and to your child • www.readaloud.org • www.readingrockets.org • www.scholastic.com

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