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- Choose a book that you think you will enjoy.
- Read the second page.
- Hold up a finger for each word you are not sure of, or do not know.
- If there are five or more words you did not know, you should choose an easier book. Still think it may not be too difficult? User the five finger rule on two more pages!
To see it in action, take a look at this video!
Stuck on a word? Use these strategies to decode unknown words!
Stuck on a word? Use these strategies to decode unknown words!
Click on the link to use your child's Lexile level to find a "Just Right Book!"
Click on the link to use your child's Lexile level to find a "Just Right Book!"
Click on the link to find a "Just Right Book" using your child's letter level!
Click on the link to find a "Just Right Book" using your child's letter level!
The Dolch Word list of 220 words includes the most frequently used words in the English language. Sight words make up 50 to 70% of any general text. Therefore, teaching the Dolch Word list is a crucial role of education in Kindergarten to grade 3.
Welcome parents and teachers! Click on the link below to access information about specific reading levels in English and Spanish. Each document will include information about the reading level, a link to sight words, questions to engage with children while reading, and a list of sample books.
Welcome parents and teachers! Click on the link below to access information about specific reading levels in English and Spanish. Each document will include information about the reading level, a link to sight words, questions to engage with children while reading, and a list of sample books.
InferentialQuestionstoAskDuringReadingFREEBIE.pdfThis site provides free digital access to picture books narrated in many languages.
Fundations Letter-Keyword-Sounds
Fundations Letter-Keyword-Sounds
Printable cards, a demonstration video on how to teach your child the letter/sounds and the schedule to follow of when to introduce each letter.
Sound Card Set A to J.docSound Card Set K to T.docSound Card Set U to Z.docFundations Lowercase Letter Formation Guide.pdfFundations letter sound schedule.pdfReport abuse