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Sky Lovingier, Savannah Hanson, Stephanie Fraser, Aleena Dalbeck, Racheal Duran, Leather Hawthorne

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Sky Lovingier, Savannah Hanson, Stephanie Fraser, Aleena Dalbeck, Racheal Duran, Leather Hawthorne

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Something the student enjoys, encourages them to read.

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Amy Musser
Verdena Knoke
Vanessa Cepeda
Tania Lycklama
Amanda Mariscal
Benjamin Levin
Donaly Morales

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prizes for reading and completing a book

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prizes for reading and completing a book

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Veronica, Joel, Melissa, Zachary, Marc, Shannon

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Veronica, Joel, Melissa, Zachary, Marc, Shannon

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Reading was not forced, it was enjoyable

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To lesson anxiety, in the classroom the reading is slowed down tremendously

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We want our kids to read what they enjoy

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Reading fast but not focusing on comprehension.

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Reading fast but not focusing on comprehension.

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teacher pointing to different letter sounds and asking me to repeat how I thought the letters were supposed to sound.

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After our discussion, I am able to see how those foundational reading skills really set the tone for future academic success.

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-Positive thing in the home, encouraged reading every day
-Read together at night
-Grew up to not like reading:  encourage students to pick a topic they are interested in to get their interest
-Support group from parents wasn't always there, reading wasn't reinforced and not an every day thing.
-How to engage students that don't love to read?   Pull up an article or something different that is something that they can read that interests them.
-Look into other types of reading material: magazines, comics, etc.
-Put subtitles on when watching videos in class, gives more opportunities to read.
-read together as a class just for fun - kids love to be read to!
-Encourage writing to help with the connections between reading and writing.
-Real-world connections:  house products, street signs, labels, etc.
-Encouraging students within the classroom setting and to be supportive.

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Kids should read age appropriate books at an attainable reading level

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Kids should read age appropriate books at an attainable reading level

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Reading commercial signs and watching sesame street.