Shared reading

Learn how to help students improve reading fluency through engaging literacy stations and authentic pratice for kinder, first, and second grades.

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This week I will be beginning a poetry notebook in my kindergarten classroom. We will use each of our poems as a shared reading a...

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Children need to enter school ready to learn to read, which means they must be introduced early to a host of varied vocabulary. Sharing 1,000 books with them before kindergarten—via programs for parents and caregivers that model best reading practices—is the ideal way to do this.