UNDERSTANDING THE READING PROCESS TO SUPPORT YOUR CHILD AS A DEVELOPING READER Guided Reading.

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UNDERSTANDING THE READING PROCESS TO SUPPORT YOUR CHILD AS A DEVELOPING READER Guided Reading

Reading as a Composite of Specific Skills Envisioning Activating relevant prior knowledge Monitoring for meaning Determining importance Accumulating text Predicting Inferring Making connections and empathizing Questioning Analyzing Synthesizing

Choosing “Just Right” Books Understanding Text Complexity Why “Just Right” Books Levels A to Z Lexiles as a measure of text complexity The “Goldilocks” Rule

Running Records Assesses students in Levels A to Z Increasing complexity of text Guided Reading lessons  Before reading: Set the purpose for reading, introduce vocabulary, make predictions, talk about the strategies good readers use.  During reading: Guide students as they read, provide wait time, give prompts or clues as needed by individual students, such as "Try that again. Does that make sense? Look at how the word begins.“  After reading: Strengthen comprehension skills and provide praise for strategies used by students during the reading.

How to Assist Your Child at Home Improve fluency through oral reading  Read in phrases, not word by word  Read punctuation appropriately  Read with expression  Demonstrate understanding of what is being read The importance of jotting  Capture thinking about what was read Reading Logs Questioning Family reading