Reading club!!!
Reading to Kids' stated goal is, in part, to "help these children associate reading with pleasure and to promote the value of education and literacy." To that end, 30 to 45 minutes of each session are reserved for a craft project, during which the students and volunteers create art related to the day's book. Often the clubs are themed; these themes extend from the choice of books for the different grade levels to the craft projects undertaken by the children.
Reading to Kids is a grassroots organization dedicated to inspiring underserved children with a love of reading, thereby enriching their lives and opportunities for future success……………
The biggest motivator for children is often as simple as knowing that adults are rooting for their success. When you hear a young reader struggling with a new word, remind her of the words she's already learned. "What helps a child get through those certain roadblocks ... is having someone who's constantly on their side letting them know they can do it," Kimber says……………..
These books will help kids 6 to 9 years old discover the joy of learning to read by themselves. Browse this list of new and classic children's books recommended by the Quick lists Consulting Committee of the Association for Library Services to Children, a division of the American Library Association, and grow a little reader today!
• Literature is used as an important vehicle for language arts instruction.
• High-quality narrative and informational literature provides the basis for a consistent read-aloud program in which children are read to daily.
• Literature is the sole or primary basis for initial reading instruction, or it is a significant supplement to a basal program.
• Opportunities are provided for students to listen to and read books of their own choosing.
• Students are provided with sustained time for both independent and collaborative book sharing, reading, and writing activities.
• Discussions of literature among students and teachers are commonplace.
On Friday, we will meet and I will discuss the books of the secession with the student s. I will send with your child a review of what we read. The books will be reading will include a craft along with the story.
Thank you if any questions please feel free to reach me at: alia87@sbcglobal.net
Reading to Kids' stated goal is, in part, to "help these children associate reading with pleasure and to promote the value of education and literacy." To that end, 30 to 45 minutes of each session are reserved for a craft project, during which the students and volunteers create art related to the day's book. Often the clubs are themed; these themes extend from the choice of books for the different grade levels to the craft projects undertaken by the children.
Reading to Kids is a grassroots organization dedicated to inspiring underserved children with a love of reading, thereby enriching their lives and opportunities for future success……………
The biggest motivator for children is often as simple as knowing that adults are rooting for their success. When you hear a young reader struggling with a new word, remind her of the words she's already learned. "What helps a child get through those certain roadblocks ... is having someone who's constantly on their side letting them know they can do it," Kimber says……………..
These books will help kids 6 to 9 years old discover the joy of learning to read by themselves. Browse this list of new and classic children's books recommended by the Quick lists Consulting Committee of the Association for Library Services to Children, a division of the American Library Association, and grow a little reader today!
• Literature is used as an important vehicle for language arts instruction.
• High-quality narrative and informational literature provides the basis for a consistent read-aloud program in which children are read to daily.
• Literature is the sole or primary basis for initial reading instruction, or it is a significant supplement to a basal program.
• Opportunities are provided for students to listen to and read books of their own choosing.
• Students are provided with sustained time for both independent and collaborative book sharing, reading, and writing activities.
• Discussions of literature among students and teachers are commonplace.
On Friday, we will meet and I will discuss the books of the secession with the student s. I will send with your child a review of what we read. The books will be reading will include a craft along with the story.
Thank you if any questions please feel free to reach me at: alia87@sbcglobal.net
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