Reading Practice for Every Day of the Week!
New Reading Exercises will be posted again on January 3, 2010. Happy New Year, everyone!!
Whether you homeschool or just want to help your child practice vital reading skills, you've come to the right place. Children's Reading Exercises offers five new exercises each week for beginning and intermediate readers. The exercises are flexible and free, and they don't take any special know-how or hard-to-find materials. You can use household and school supplies and printed things that everyone has lying around.
Daily practice is just the way to help new readers get off on the right foot, and it will help reluctant and struggling readers progress, too! So give it a try! Children's Reading Exercises are updated each week with brand new material on Sunday evenings around 7:00 PM Eastern time. You'll want to add this lens to your favorites or bookmark it-it's a great source of reading fun for your kids!
Whether you homeschool or just want to help your child practice vital reading skills, you've come to the right place. Children's Reading Exercises offers five new exercises each week for beginning and intermediate readers. The exercises are flexible and free, and they don't take any special know-how or hard-to-find materials. You can use household and school supplies and printed things that everyone has lying around.
Daily practice is just the way to help new readers get off on the right foot, and it will help reluctant and struggling readers progress, too! So give it a try! Children's Reading Exercises are updated each week with brand new material on Sunday evenings around 7:00 PM Eastern time. You'll want to add this lens to your favorites or bookmark it-it's a great source of reading fun for your kids!
Reading Exercises for Beginners #30
Monday: Make a list! How many words can you find or think of that have long a (like in 'rain')? Write down at least twenty.
Tuesday: Choose ten of your words from yesterday and use them in good sentences.
Wednesday: Read a favorite story and then tell it in your own words.
Thursday: Read a story about school today.
Friday: Read five poems today.
Tuesday: Choose ten of your words from yesterday and use them in good sentences.
Wednesday: Read a favorite story and then tell it in your own words.
Thursday: Read a story about school today.
Friday: Read five poems today.
Reading Ideas for Young Children
Looking for book ideas? Check these out!
The TOON Treasury of Classic Children's Comics
Amazon Price: $26.07 (as of 01/02/2010) 
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (Oxford Children's Classics)
Amazon Price: $9.95 (as of 01/02/2010)
Treasure Island (Oxford Children's Classics)
Amazon Price: $9.95 (as of 01/02/2010)
Classics of Children's Literature (6th Edition)
Amazon Price: $73.66 (as of 01/02/2010)
Reading Exercises for Intermediate Readers #30
Monday: Make a list of fifteen words that have /sh/ digraph today. Use ten of your words in good sentences.
Tuesday: Read about an animal today..
Wednesday: Find a book about science experiments. Choose one to read and try.
Thursday: Read five poems today. Tell what each one was about in your own words.
Friday: Read at least forty pages today.
Tuesday: Read about an animal today..
Wednesday: Find a book about science experiments. Choose one to read and try.
Thursday: Read five poems today. Tell what each one was about in your own words.
Friday: Read at least forty pages today.
Get the Scoop About Reading Skills
Check out these articles and informative web sites about reading:
- All Info About Reading
- Over 200 pages dedicated to building literacy. Look for lesson plans, free worksheets, and more!
More Favorite Books
Fairy Tales from the Arabian Nights
Amazon Price: $13.95 (as of 01/02/2010)
The Golden Book of Fairy Tales (Golden Classics)
Amazon Price: $13.59 (as of 01/02/2010)
The Complete Fairy Tales of the Brothers Grimm All-New Third Edition
Amazon Price: $14.96 (as of 01/02/2010)
Classic Fairy Tales
Amazon Price: $13.57 (as of 01/02/2010)
The Complete Grimm's Fairy Tales
Amazon Price: $11.69 (as of 01/02/2010)
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