Reading Strategies (Moving into Reading)

Reading Strategies 

8. Moving Into Reading 

Moving into reading is away to use multiple process to foster comprehension.

-Interactive Read Aloud: is reading books out loud using facial expressions and different voices for different characters, and gestures while encouraging the active participation of listeners through prediction, discussion, and checking for understanding.

-Shared Reading: is a strategy that teachers use to read books, charts, and other texts with students when the text is too difficult for students to read independently. 

Interactive Read Aloud

• The teacher must start by choosing an appropriate book for the students.
• The teacher will then pre-read and plan interactions.
• Stop while reading for those interactions. 
• Then they should assess the student progress and understanding

Shared Reading 

• The teacher must begin with introducing the text.
• Then the teacher must read the book and track the text as you read, so the students can read along.
• The teacher must stop for discussions and predictions.
• Encourage Verbal interactions.
• The teacher should allow students to re-read and make predictions.
• The students should practice with smaller versions of the text. 

Worksheets and Graphic Organizers that Can be used: