Read Aloud Books for Kids
Find teacher-recommended picture books and novels that can be used as a read-aloud for elementary students. These picture books for kids will challenge the imagination of your elementary students or kids at home. You will have read-aloud ideas for reading lesson plans and activities, learning reading comprehension skills, and social and emotional learning, and just enjoy reading time with your students! In addition, find picture books for seasons and picture books for holiday read-alouds.
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Kindergarten Reading Comprehension That Actually Works
Simplify your literacy block with Rooted in Reading Kindergarten! This effective reading comprehension curriculum offers intentional reading lessons paired with grammar worksheets, vocabulary activities, phonics games, engaging fiction and nonfiction reading passages, and assessments. It’s the curriculum teachers trust to make reading instruction fun and standards-aligned. Try a free week of lesson plans perfect for the first week of kindergarten and see how it transforms ELA in your…
Why Teachers Love Rooted in Reading for 1st Grade Comprehension & Fluency
Tired of piecing together reading activities? Get a closer look at the Rooted in Reading 1st grade curriculum—a complete solution that includes reading comprehension lessons, reading passages, assessments, fluency activities, art, and more to build ELA skills. Support first grade readers through the year with research-backed lessons for reading, grammar, vocabulary, phonics, and more. See what’s included each week with a free sample week and insights from real teachers who’ve seen results!
Deeper Comprehension in 3rd Grade Starts Here: Evidence Based Learning
Teaching 3rd-grade reading is tough as comprehension expectations grow. Meet the increasing demands of 3rd grade reading comprehension with a curriculum that supports deeper thinking. Deliver engaging reading lessons, grammar practice, and writing activities organized around rich picture books to help students analyze texts, build vocabulary, and engage with literature—while simplifying your weekly planning. Rooted in Reading helps teachers build meaningful routines and reshape their ELA…
3rd Grade Reading Curriculum That Actually Works
Teaching 3rd-grade reading is tough as comprehension expectations grow. Meet the increasing demands of 3rd grade reading comprehension with a curriculum that supports deeper thinking. Deliver engaging reading lessons, grammar practice, and writing activities organized around rich picture books to help students analyze texts, build vocabulary, and engage with literature—while simplifying your weekly planning. Rooted in Reading helps teachers build meaningful routines and reshape their ELA…
Engaging 2nd Grade Reading Curriculum with Lesson Plans and Read-Alouds
Planning 2nd grade reading lessons shouldn’t feel overwhelming. This 2nd grade reading curriculum gives you everything you need—interactive activities, read-alouds, and hands-on literacy instruction all in one place. Aligned with the Science of Reading, these 2nd grade reading lesson plans build vocabulary and reading comprehension for 2nd grade while saving you time with ready-to-use 2nd grade teacher resources.
Free Kindergarten Reading Plans That Build Strong Foundations
Download a free week of Rooted in Reading for Kindergarten and experience the difference structured reading instruction makes. Get access to reading comprehension passages and questions, vocabulary activities, phonics lessons, and grammar worksheets that align with early literacy goals. Ideal for the first week of kindergarten and beyond, this curriculum helps teachers build confident, curious readers from day one.
Kindness Books for Classroom: Beginning of Year Books About Accepting Differences
Start your new school year with these powerful kindness books for classroom community building! Spaghetti in a Hot Dog Bun activities teach making connections comprehension strategy while promoting inclusive classroom values. Perfect back to school read alouds with reading response activities and discussion ideas for elementary social emotional learning.
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