An Overview of Second Grade Expectations and Supports

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An Overview of Second Grade Expectations and Supports Reading at Home An Overview of Second Grade Expectations and Supports

Why Reading is so Important

Reading at Home With Your Child

Reading Group Envelope Small group book brought home Rereading each night at home Listen to them- expression, rate, accuracy Could be part of 10 minute homework Ask questions to aid their comprehension

Selecting Just Right Books

Just Right Books at Home A Few Helpful Websites for finding a Just Right Book http://www.readingrockets.org/article/selecting-books-your- child-finding-just-right-books http://www.bookadventure.com/book_finder.aspx http://www.scholastic.com/parents/book-search

Fluency Support Repeated reading of a familiar text Read to self Record and listen Read aloud Take turns reading

Fluency Support Fluency Website https://www.readinga- z.com/fluency/fluency- practice-passages/

Reading Behaviors Routine Stamina Expectation Fun options Audience Technology Alternate reading

Comprehension Support Discuss genre Story elements Character connections Favorite part/new fact Lesson learned