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https://www.scholastic.com/teachers/articles/teaching-content/classroom-activities-25-book-report-alternatives/

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I honestly didn't have a hard time learning how to read because my mom read my sisters and I so many books! We almost taught ourselves to read just by the repetition!

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I don't exactly remember what grade I was in (I think second) we had things called "buddies" wo were third graders that were paired up with and we would go and read with the once a week:)

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Article on Improving literacy skills through writing.

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Games for better reading comprehension

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Reading Strategies for Struggling Middle School

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Powerful Method for Teaching Reading to Classroom of Students

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Games for Students to Help Build Comprehension : Teaching With Games

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Subscribe Now: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=Ehow Watch More: http://www.youtube.com/Ehow Certain games are great for helping your students build upon their existing reading comprehension. Find out about games for students to help build comprehension with help from an experienced teacher in this free video clip.

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I remember in elementary school the teacher or a TA would call us out individually and we would read out loud. We would read for a certain amount of time and then we would talk about what we remembered from the reading to test our comprehension.

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Great reading activities for second graders

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26 Fun Second Grade Reading Comprehension Activities

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Creative ideas to get kids excited about reading deeper.

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When I was in 4th grade we had a great reading activity that I really loved. We would all take a field trip downstairs to read with the 3rd graders. We were paired up with a buddy to read with and we would always have that same buddy. I  remember loving this. I felt like I was doing something good by helping another person to read. It also helped me recognize common reading errors. It helped me want to be a better reader so I could help other people read better.