Texts for Fluency Practice: Level CCoauthored and compiled by fluency expert Timothy Rasinski, this selection of engaging texts for Grades 4-8 will make reading enjoyable for students so that they will want to read, reread, and perform! Research has shown that readers who engage in regular repeated readings improve their word recognition, reading rate, comprehension, and overall reading proficiency. As students regularly read and perform these age-appropriate texts, they improve their decoding, interpretation, and ultimately comprehension of the materials. A variety of genres are included: poetry and rhymes, song lyrics, readers theater scripts, and famous speeches and quotations. 112pp. |
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... audience are ideal texts for guided repeated reading and reading fluency development. Our goal in this book has been ... audiences. Have fun with these texts. Read them with your students again and again. Be assured that if your students ...
... audience are ideal texts for guided repeated reading and reading fluency development. Our goal in this book has been ... audiences. Have fun with these texts. Read them with your students again and again. Be assured that if your students ...
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... audience. The magic of the performance will give students the motivation to want to practice their assigned texts. Performance, Not Memorization Remember, the key to developing fluency is guided reading practice. Students become more ...
... audience. The magic of the performance will give students the motivation to want to practice their assigned texts. Performance, Not Memorization Remember, the key to developing fluency is guided reading practice. Students become more ...
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... audience. In traditional drama, the audience is ignored as they watch the characters perform. Reader's Theater, on the other hand, has the following characteristics: • The script is always read and never memorized. • Readers may be ...
... audience. In traditional drama, the audience is ignored as they watch the characters perform. Reader's Theater, on the other hand, has the following characteristics: • The script is always read and never memorized. • Readers may be ...
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