Reading accuracy activities

Seven Ideas for Reading Accurately - Reading fluently is great, but accuracy is important, too! Here are seven ideas to help your readers become more accurate.

Like most teachers, you want your students to be successful readers. But what do you do if they struggle with reading fluency? Reading fluency is the ability to read a text accurately, quickly, & with proper expression. In this post, I share some tips & reading fluency activities you can use to help students become more fluent readers. If you have students struggling with reading fluency, try out some targeted interventions to help them improve. Learn more reading fluency strategies here

Reading fluency activities for 2nd grade students. Fun fluency games, lessons, and classroom centers that students and teachers will love. Improve student reading fluency with these reading activities and lessons.

Do you have struggling readers you just can't reach? This mega list of reading intervention activities will help you teach all students how to read!

This FREE Roll and Read printable activity gets students excited to practice reading! This printable reading fluency activity helps students build accuracy and confidence in reading. Click here to download your copy of this free roll and read activity!

Adding some fun games for reading in the classroom schedule will instantly get your kids excited to read! These 5 fun reading games are...

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Science of reading activities can be so helpful for students of all ages. Reading is an essential skill to have in order to succeed in school and life. It’s not just about being able to read the words, it’s about understanding what you are reading and connecting those ideas with what you already know.

We have created yet another stunning “back-to-school” themed reading comprehension. There are 4 stories inside this reading comprehension. Please download the PDF Kindergarten reading comprehension passages – Exercise 16

Discover my favorite activities that are aligned with the science of reading curriculum to help your young learns master reading fast.

Looking for ways to motivate students to read independently? Reading for beads is a great way to kick up the motivation! This reading incentive with encourage on task reading for your struggling readers. Click to Read more.

A visual illustration of the hierarchy of skills required in children’s reading skills

Reading comprehension upper intermediate, ESL and ELL. Reading games for middle school. This resource teaches teachers and homeschooling parents how to teach reading comprehension strategies. A step-by-step plan to engage students in reading. https://www.colourfulteachingforyou.com/2021/10/4-ways-to-support-students-who-struggle-with-reading-comprehension #teachingtips #readingcomprehension #homeschooling

How do you keep the engagement high during your upper elementary reading lessons? Over here, I love to use topple blocks to keep my fourth and fifth grade students SUPER motivated when it comes to inferencing, restating the question, finding the main idea, and more!

Teaching student to be fluent readers can be tough. Here are 5 fluency activities to engage your students in fluency practices in fun ways!

Decoding drills for building fluency helps students apply phonics skills when reading. Perfect warm ups and a great tracking tool, too.

I mean...why WOULDN'T you use cootie catchers in your reading block? It makes perfect sense. Ok - remember last week how I was talking about doing a little spring cleaning with some of my TpT resources? Well, I did a little spring cleaning in my file folders on my computer as well. Yikes. Now THAT'S a bit of a rabbit hole. I got in a little deeper than I wanted to, but I figured I might as well finish the job. I got rid of a lot (a LOT) of cringe worthy products that just didn't make the cut…

Have you ever given your students the opportunity to record and listen to themselves read? As teachers, we frequently observe and conference with our students about their oral reading fluency. However, it can be much more meaningful for students to actually hear and evaluate themselves. Last year I started doing fluency self-evaluations as a center and was very pleased with the ownership my students began to take toward achieving their reading goals. My second graders used the free workflow…

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