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yellowrhythmorchestra
Vietnam

Help me!!!!!!
 
I need some materials, websites about games to teach reading skills. It is very kind of you to help me. thanks in advance

19 Jun 2012      





orly100
Israel

Hi,
Hope I helped.

19 Jun 2012     



ueslteacher
Ukraine

Dear  yellowrhythmorchestra ,
please remove your identical thread under this one. It �s requested of us not to post identical threads because each new thread pushes another one off the forum �s main page.
Sophia 

20 Jun 2012     



Redbull
Thailand


SECOND THAT,please remove your identical thread under this one. It �s requested of us not to post identical threads because each new thread pushes another one off the forum �s main page.
And it �s happening to much these days :(

REDBULL GIVES YOU WINGS YOU KNOWWink.

20 Jun 2012     



dramirez2008
United States

Hello!  Here are some websites that I use - http://raz-kids.com   There is an annual fee for this one, but quite reasonable; I have been using this site for 3 years now and my students reading scores have improved tremendously.  It allows you to record the students � readings so you can grade their progress. It also offers handouts focusing on reading skills, i.e., main ideas, supporting details, compare/contrast, cause/effect, etc.
Here are 4 more excellent sites I use every quarter:
Below is a handout I also use for storytelling. Students love it!
Five Finger Retell

Thumb:  Characters:  Who is the story mostly about?

Index Finger: SettingWhere does the story take place?  Where are the characters?

Middle Finger: Problem:  What is the problem or the challenge that the character must face?

Ring Finger: Events: What happens in the story?  What does the character do to face the problem or challenges?

Pinky Finger:  Solution: How is the problem solved or the challenge met?

 

20 Jun 2012