Reading comprehension games

Want to make sure you're engaging 100% of your students during whole group reading? I've got three reading comprehension activities you should try!

I can’t believe I’m already sharing the 2nd breakout edu |escape the classroom game! And I will be sharing one EVERY MONTH! The first one I’ve shared has been downloaded many times! I can ensure you, kids are having fun and they are learning at the same time. If you are not familiar with these […]

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A fun why for students to summarize and retell a story or modify to use with nonfiction texts

Roll and retell nonfiction, reading comprehension

Try this engaging way to build reading comprehension in grades 3 through 5!

My daughter loves when we have storytime at our house. Every day we can easy read for 15-30 minutes. Visits to our local library is always exciting because of the idea of finding new books to enjoy. There has been one book that is not new to most, Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs. Although I've heard great reviews about this book I never made the decision to borrow it. I have found another fun way to find books and that is at yard sales! When I see a bin of books I'm all over it! Cloudy…

Use station activities to improve reading comprehension! Get your students moving, working collaboratively, and interested in learning.

Incorporating interactive games and activities in the classroom gives students a chance to practice reading comprehension skills (not to mention makes you the cool teacher). Learn more today.

Make it fun, make it interesting.