| | Students are often called upon to read "chorally". That is, they read together simultaneously as a group. Repeating this practice assists young readers with reading fluency - the speed, accuracy, and inflection of oral reading. Why not, since it's called "choral" reading anyway, actually read the chorus of a song? |
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Krista
11/20/2017 09:48:46 pm
I miss you so much and trying to see when a good time is to visit you and other teachers, but I will always remember the Hoggatteer Experience that you gave me and my sister still misses you too but is your class is reading tell them to behave for you and to always have the best time and make the things that they think are boring and make it a game. And kids always rember you are a FAMILY. Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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