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Thanks for joining me for another video blog post! Today’s video shares 8 ways to build fluency in grades K-5 (and beyond!).
Links mentioned in the video:
- Video blog post: What you need to know about sight words
- My page of phonics printables
- Reading Fluency Table from Reading A to Z
- Shel Silverstein’s poetry books: Falling Up, Where the Sidewalk Ends, A Light in the Attic
- Jack Prelutzky poetry books: The New Kid on the Block, A Pizza the Size of the Sun, It’s Raining Pigs and Noodles
- My Reader’s Theater Scripts – Familiar Tales for Grades 1-3
- 10 ways to build fluency
Other helpful resources:
- Poetry books that will make you love poetry (What Do We Do All Day?)
- Books for building fluency (This Reading Mama)
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Beth
Thank you so much Anna! I very much appreciate all the help you share with us! My granddaughter is benefiting so much from all that you share.
Beth
Anna G
You’re very welcome, Beth!
GAYLE M CAHN
Saved to listen to today and well worth the time. Such a good review of ways to engage readers at all levels. Concise and organized. I appreciated your sharing this!
Anna G
Thank you SO much, Gayle! This was so encouraging. ♥️
Kate
This was a really well-done video. Fast-paced, and FULL of information! Awesome, Anna!
Anna G
Thank you, Kate! ♥️
Tanveen
Wow! Thanks Anna. I love your Reader’s Theatre. This is surely going to help my students language development as well.
Anna G
I’m so glad you can use this, Tanveen!
Gemma Oracion
Its been a great day for me watching and taking note on the different ways to introduce reading to the young minds.Thank you for sharing your knowledge to all of us.
Anna G
You’re welcome, Gemma!
Tammy
Excellent resource – thank u so much for sharing your time and knowledge- u r helping more readers, teachers and parents more than u know
Anna G
I’m glad you like this, Tammy!
Wendy Williams
Thank you very much for your generosity in sharing useful ideas. I have learned more from you than I did at seminars on how to teach children. You are very precious in our lives.
Anna G
You’re very welcome, Wendy! Thank you so much for your kind words!