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Reading Aloud to Children

Reading Aloud to Children. Mrs. Keruskin Mrs. Mason . Lesson Goals. Reinforce read aloud concepts (read aloud tips & techniques) Introduce those attributes of children’s picture books that make them good candidates for reading aloud Provide a variety of useful read aloud Web resources.

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Reading Aloud to Children

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  1. Reading Aloud to Children Mrs. Keruskin Mrs. Mason

  2. Lesson Goals • Reinforce read aloud concepts (read aloud tips & techniques) • Introduce those attributes of children’s picture books that make them good candidates for reading aloud • Provide a variety of useful read aloud Web resources

  3. "The single most important activity for building the knowledge required for eventual success in reading is reading aloud to children.” Becoming A Nation of Readers, Report of the U. S Department of Education Committee on Reading

  4. Why is Reading Aloud Important? • Builds foundational skills • Introduces vocabulary • Provides a model of fluent, expressive reading • Helps children recognize that reading is pleasurable • It’s Fun!!!

  5. Read Aloud Tips… • Choose stories that respond to children’s interests and experiences. • Read with expression • Use inflection • Give characters a voice • Alter the pace • Use facial expressions • Practice before you read

  6. Read Aloud Tips… • Read Clearly • Annunciate • Don’t read too fast • Project your voice • Encourage active involvement • Show the pictures • Allow listeners to respond • Encourage predictions • Choreograph movements • Follow-up with a related activity

  7. Read Aloud Tips… Have Fun !!!

  8. What Type of Books are Good for Read Alouds? • Pattern Books • Repeating text • Predictable plots

  9. What Type of Books are Good for Read Alouds? Books with Familiar Objects, People, & Events

  10. What Type of Books are Good for Read Alouds? ABC & Counting Books

  11. What Type of Books are Good for Read Alouds? Traditional Rhymes & Stories

  12. What Type of Books are Good for Read Alouds? Easy-to-Read Books

  13. What Type of Books are Good for Read Alouds? Caldecott Honor/Award Winning Books

  14. What Type of Books are Good for Read Alouds? E.B. White Read Aloud Honor/Award Books

  15. Helpful Websites… • BookFLIX • Jim Trelease's Website • Reading Rockets • Storyline Online

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