https://padlet.com/jaysgirl324/ii2crl4lhqybuqsm Kindergarten Reading Strategies en-us 2023-01-14 02:21:58 UTC 2023-01-14 03:58:06 UTC hello@padlet.com jaysgirl324 https://padlet.com/jaysgirl324/ii2crl4lhqybuqsm/wish/2444166655 Reading to students every day like stories or nursery rhymes is important in developing a student's comprehension skills. Having the students look at the cover of the book and the pictures will help them understand the story that is being read and they can make connections to familiar people, events, and other books (Hollowell, K. 2017). ]]> 2023-01-14 02:48:34 UTC https://padlet.com/jaysgirl324/ii2crl4lhqybuqsm/wish/2444166655 jaysgirl324 https://padlet.com/jaysgirl324/ii2crl4lhqybuqsm/wish/2444169714 Using prediction is a strategy that engages the students during reading. The teacher will show the cover of the book or show pictures inside and will ask his or her students to make a prediction on what they think the story will be about and what the ending will be. This strategy allows for the students to pay close attention and be fully engaged in the story and then the students can explain why they made that prediction about the story (Hollowell, K. 2017). ]]> 2023-01-14 02:59:58 UTC https://padlet.com/jaysgirl324/ii2crl4lhqybuqsm/wish/2444169714 jaysgirl324 https://padlet.com/jaysgirl324/ii2crl4lhqybuqsm/wish/2444173550 After the story has been read, it is important to ask the students questions about what was just read. Starting with basic questions like who are the characters, their names, the main event, and about different events in the story (Hollowell. K. 2017). ]]> 2023-01-14 03:11:54 UTC https://padlet.com/jaysgirl324/ii2crl4lhqybuqsm/wish/2444173550 jaysgirl324 https://padlet.com/jaysgirl324/ii2crl4lhqybuqsm/wish/2444182972 2023-01-14 03:51:03 UTC https://padlet.com/jaysgirl324/ii2crl4lhqybuqsm/wish/2444182972