Reading aloud

Hey there! Jen Bradshaw here from TeacherKARMA.com Teachers, can you believe that you actually have to tell your students to THINK WHILE THEY READ? Reading is Thinking Resource has the perfect anchor chart for working on: predict infer visualize make connections question the text summarize Grab your FREEBIE over at Teacher KARMA. Best wishes! Jen Bradshaw You Might ... Read More about READing is THINKing – Comprehension Anchor Chart

It’s perfectly okay to defy societal convention. I actually encourage it. But know what you’re up against and be prepared for the difficulty that can sometimes come with it. Our culture only tolerates rebels to a degree. Once you’ve crossed that line, you’re in tricky territory. This isn’t to say there’s no value here. It just might not be comfortable. Thumbing your nose at the establishment is not for the faint at heart. Go for it.

And might we say, an affordable gift too. Happy Tuesday gapmusers! #reading #parenting The Great Gift of Reading Aloud - WSJ

With four kids, and homeschooling 17 years, read alouds have been a part of our family life for quite some time.

Benefits of Reading Aloud to Your Kids - Inspire the Mom

Today I'll be sharing ideas for making your guided reading routine a bit more exciting. Because if you do it every single day in the exact same way, it can get a little tired, right?

We’ve much proof that reading aloud with our kids enhances academic ability and communication skills. But mostly we desire the glue.

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Reading aloud to older children -- even up to age 14, who can comfortably read to themselves -- has benefits both academic and emotional, according to researchers.

I felt silly laying in bed all by myself with a stack of read alouds and Beatrix Potter perched on my huge pregnant twin baby belly.