Some children might have trouble retelling stories and making inferences or predictions while reading a book or story. There may be times when children might not remember main characters or be able to synthesize plot elements. These are all issues related to reading comprehension. Even if a child isn’t reading far below grade level any … Read more
Readability author Andrea Alexander has published six books, and proceeds from her books are donated to Glory Day Live (a nonprofit started by Alexander). Alexander shared her favorite children’s books and the motto that brings her inspiration. Read on to find out more about one of the many authors that helps bring Readability’s stories to … Read more
In some districts, fourth and fifth graders begin to prepare for middle school in sixth grade. Around sixth grade, however, children begin to read more complex books and the grade-level standards of comprehension could require more abstract critical thinking skills. Later elementary years could prepare them for this shift. In late elementary, students may be … Read more
Parents might not know that their child is struggling to comprehend what they are reading. While some parents might have noticed that their child couldn’t retell the story or answer questions that go beyond the surface of the story, other parents might be floored to discover that their child is reading below grade level. There … Read more
In elementary school, children may use the same classroom programs each year for reading and/or math. These programs help children practice their skills and may be designed to advance children to the next level when they have shown mastery. Classroom reading programs may help teachers better assess a child’s literacy progress, and, combined with district-wide … Read more
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