Fluency is a tricky–but totally important–element of reading comprehension. No. Question. About it. And though research is funny about fluency’s roll in reading comprehension, I’m a firm believer in the fact that in order to fully understand what is being read, it must be read fluently. Lately, fluency has been my focus for Maddy and [...]
let’s connect:
like it? pin it, por favor!
are you a teach mama? grab a button!
-
-
our affiliates:
teachers are leaders:
this blog and more ways to support your child’s reading and learning life can be found on:
paint with nature:
have fun in the kitchen with kids:
teach them to tie shoes:
pretty rainbow mobile:
family playing cards:
teach them to play nicely:
keep kids busy!
feed the birds:
keep those recyclables!
sweet finger print note cards:
hanging our abc’s:
the power of positive talk:
importance of pretend play:
sight word go fish!:
no more cancer!
friends of teach mama:
happy, little butterflies:
hide-and-seek abc-style:
happy mothers day gift:
play with letters and words:
manage screen time:
wiggly, wobbly words:
building words, family names:
fun reasons to write:
word a day cards:
what NOT to say to new readers:
go fish! with sight words:
i’m a clever gal:
