Reading
Reading
More than decoding—reading is about understanding, enjoyment, and connection.
More than decoding—reading is about understanding, enjoyment, and connection.
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What makes a successful reader?
What makes a successful reader?
Taking part
Joining in willingly, staying focused and having a go.Sounding out words
Using phonics and strategies to decode unfamiliar words.Using appropriate volume
Reading loudly enough to be heard clearly, without shouting.Understanding the text
Showing comprehension of what has been read (e.g. through retelling or answering questions).Using expression
Reading with feeling, tone and punctuation (not in a flat voice).Speaking clearly
Pronouncing words accurately so the listener can understand.
There are many skills to master to become a fluent and confident reader...but choose the right books and the journey will be an enjoyable one
There are many skills to master to become a fluent and confident reader...but choose the right books and the journey will be an enjoyable one
Reading Strategies
Reading Strategies
Simple, effective ways to support learners when they get stuck or lose confidence.
Simple, effective ways to support learners when they get stuck or lose confidence.
Questions to Support Reading Success
Questions to Support Reading Success
Simple prompts that turn reading into meaningful conversation
Simple prompts that turn reading into meaningful conversation
Reading with your child isn’t just about getting through the book—it’s about building understanding, confidence and a love of reading. These simple questions help you guide conversations, support tricky moments and deepen your child’s thinking as they read.
Decoding: Use when a child is stuck on a word
Understanding: Use to check basic comprehension
Inference: Use to deepen thinking
Prediction: Use before turning the page
Connections: Use to build meaning
Fluency: Use during re-reading
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