Teaching Reading to Kindergarten
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- 1. Teaching Reading to Kindergarten
- 2. Reading Strategies (www.kinderplans.com)
- Shared Reading
- Guided Reading
- 3.
- Shared Reading:
- A whole group setting using a big book story
- The teacher models the reading process by touching or tracking each word as she reads.
- After the children have become familiar with the text, they can join in.
- 4.
- Guided Reading:
- The teacher works with a small group of children, focusing on specific skills.
- 5. Ways to Teach Reading (Oliveri, 2007)
- Keep Learning Fun
- Repetition is Key
- Dont Force Reading
- 6.
- Keep Learning Fun:
- Kindergarten learn better when the lesson is fun.
- 7.
- Repetition is Key:
- Reading combines several different activities together; listening, memory, imagination, and creativity.
- 8.
- Dont Force Reading:
- Kindergarten students will learn at their own pace and time .
- 9. Activities to Teach Kindergarten Reading
- Sand Tray
- 10. ABC Treasure Hunt
- 11. Fish Me a Word
- 12. Word Recognition Game
- 13. Build Sentence Puzzles
- 14.
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