Ever wondered how to help the reader who doesn’t have major comprehension issues, but regularly reads inaccurately? Here are 5 steps to help build accuracy into young readers to help address this issue.
You’ll love that it may be more simple than you thought and that it’s easy to build right into your first grade reading group lessons.
Building Accuracy in Reading
Teaching first graders how to read accurately is important. As adults we still need this skill – just think how it applies to reading a recipe! Take the student(s) identified at the beginning of every lesson to quickly work on understanding what accuracy is and better identify it.
Use the five steps as outlined by a reading teacher: name it, explain it, check for discrimination, reverse roles and try tracking…
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