Reading remediation activities

There are a plethora of reading programs that walk students through the rules, patterns and irregularities of our complicated English language, however, many students need to begin their remedial instruction by strengthening the core and foundational cognitive skills required to be a competent reader. What Are the Core Cognitive Skills Required for Reading? There are three main cognitive skills that students must strengthen to prepare them to read. Although there are other cognitive…

Are you looking for some FREE Phonics Activities? Well, you’ve come to the right place!! Today in our Struggling Reader Series, I’m sharing TONS of links to free phonics activities. Don’t get stressed out looking at the entire list. We’ll talk really quick about how to narrow down what phonics skills your learner needs to work ... Read More about The ULTIMATE List of FREE Phonics Activities

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Our principal has really been encouraging us to add more writing into our daily lesson plans. "They should be writing all day long" he tells us. The research is there to back him up. I bumped into this Roll and Retell page from Fun In First on Pinterest awhile back and finally figured out how to add it to our learning day. I printed and laminated four copies of the Roll and Retell page to hand out to each of my four table groups. After a round of Daily 5 I handed them out. I also gave each…

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Word blends are important for correct spelling and proper pronunciation. A little extra practice may be all your student needs to master the usage of them. These word blend activities are so cute, and they make it easy to practice!

Kids are asked to read the short story about going to the park. Then they are asked to circle the word in each of the questions that best completes the statement about the story. For example, in this worksheet kids have to circle either the word "slide" or "swing" to complete the sentence "her favorite thing was the ____". The answer comes from reading the story.

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