The Reading Lesson: Teach Your Child to Read in 20 Easy Lessons (The Reading Lesson series)

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Indeed, this range of guided reading activities for KS2 has been expertly curated to ensure that there's an activity to suit every type of learner. With a resource for every occasion with dozens of seasonal and topical activities, your children will be exploring fantasy worlds, historical events, and other culture in no time through their newfound love of reading!

Keeping your class engaged in class is vital, but it’s easier said than done. However, with our reading activities, that problem just became a lot easier to deal with.

Your ideas and lessons can help other teachers! Submit your reading lesson plan or activity to us. Don't forget to include any additional worksheets or documents. Also, we love your photos! Reading Lesson Plans Be sure to browse through our wonderful range of reading activities for KS2 students, with each resource carefully made to meet the criteria of the KS2 reading curriculum perfectly. You can rest assured that, when you use these resources, your children won't just be hitting the books but their reading targets and objectives as well! A selection of short stories for upper-intermediate to advanced learners, some with vocabulary and comprehension quizzes.

There are lots of different ways to develop active readers in the classroom and at home. Here’s 6 active reading strategies that are applied in primary education: Read about your favourite movies including horror movies, sci-fi, drama, action and documentaries. With videos and vocabulary lists.

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If you decide to use poetry in your reading lessons, you’ll find this KS2 Poetry Detective Poem Analysis Worksheet to be a useful tool as the main activity. It’s available in three levels of difficulty, so you can choose the version that best suits the child’s ability. Whichever version they end up using, it asks them to identify the type of poem it is and record various thoughts about it, such as how it makes them feel and any similes or metaphors they find. We know children do judge a book by its cover, so we've also included a range of resources that keep lessons varied and exciting. Whether it's storybooks, comic books, or biographies - we have something for everyone. Indeed, these fab guided reading activities for KS2 will soon become main characters of your classroom! Helping everyone to find their story Texts and reading exercises for learners who like to follow health issues, with topics including organic foods and the dangers of transfats. Find more reading activities with the help of the Totally Pawsome Reading Gang. Here, your class will hang out with Vocabulary Victor, Iggy Inference, Predicting Pip, Rex Retriever and Sequencing Suki to improve their reading comprehension skills. These five dogs all link to the reading skills outlined in the reading content domains, meaning your pupils will be learning and having a blast at the same time. Don't forget about reading targets. Having a goal to work towards will make your reading sessions more structured. Sharing these targets with pupils can also motivate them to work hard and achieve more.

From fun games and comprehensive reading activities to interactive PowerPoints and handy worksheets, our vast range of teaching aids will help you engage children with difficult or long texts. Short texts and reading exercises for learners passionate about history, with images, videos, audio and quizzes. Everyone loves a reward, right? Certificates and awards are a brilliant way to boost motivation and encourage children to keep on reading, especially if they're reluctant or hesitant. A simple certificate for finishing a book could be just the motivation a child needs to start reading the next one. Reading is an essential part of both the national curriculum and your pupils' everyday lives. Of course, we all know that reading is important, but what exactly are the prime benefits of having reading comprehension skills? Here are just a few that show why they're so critical:You can then display your children's brilliant work, using this Literacy Banner to help it all stand out. Topic-based reading exercises, each one including a reading text, pre-reading vocab, comprehension/vocab quizzes and suggested discussion questions One of the best ways to keep your pupils engaged in your sessions is with 60-Second Reads. With only 90-120 words and four short comprehension questions, this is the perfect way to dramatically improve English fluency. These activities will get your class’ reading skills up to national standards and help you save time.