Before reading activities

Reading comprehension activities that are engaging to students are a must! These reading comprehension games and fun reading comprehension activities to improve reading comprehension will help your students learn reading comprehension skills while having fun at the same time. Try these 6 engaging reading comprehension activities in your classroom today to get your students to understand the texts they read.

It is essential to read to students aloud. Not only is reading aloud to students building language and vocabulary, but it is also sparking children’s love for reading!

Asking questions before, during, and after reading comes very naturally to skilled readers, but for struggling readers, this skill can be just the opposite. Asking questions of varying depths is arguably the most important reading

This Roll and Retell Reading Comprehension Activity is helpful for engaging young readers to recall details about stories they have read or listened to! This activity is part of our 30 Days of Reading Fun for Beginning Readers series.

Teaching students to use questions to guide their thinking is a skill that takes time and practice. This post offers teaching strategies for questioning as well as printables you may find helpful.

Hands-on pre-reading activities that encourage your elementary students to access their prior knowledge and make predictions.

Literacy is one of the most essential skills taught in early childhood education. Reading gives children the ability to learn about anything. It also helps expand their imagination and creativity. Literacy is necessary for people to navigate our world. Playing with letters and words, listening to stories, and exploring books are all ways to boost literacy in early learners. Here are more ideas about literacy in the classroom.

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