Home

Teach All Kids

Changing Children's Lives
  • Home
  • Teach All Kids
    • Overview
    • What Works -- Reading
    • What Works -- Math
    • Classroom Teachers
    • Parents, Tutors, Home-Schoolers
    • Related Resources
    • Site Membership
  • Company
    • About Us
    • Contact Us
    • Privacy Policy

Membership

Access all Teaching Resources — buy a Site Membership

Skills

  • If Your Child Can't ...
  • ESL
  • Math
  • Reading
  • ReverseFixUp
  • Thinking
  • Teaching Resources: Worksheets, Lesson Booklets, etc.

Community

  • Blogs
  • Forums
  • Polls
  • Related Resources
  • Our Other Sites:
    • derman.com
    • Sync'Em

Login

Create My Account
Send Me My Password

Reading Skills

Get Ready to Read!

Reading is one of the easiest and most rewarding things to teach if the right materials are used — materials designed to reach and build upon the struggling student's current skill level.

To empower them start on the road to becoming successful and confident readers, there are some basic skill building techniques and worksheets available on site:

    • Re✓erseFixUp Dot Patterns
      Reverse Fix Up ReverseFixUp Reverse FixUp

      Doing ReverseFixUp not only develop thinking skills, but they help a child's brain isolate the individual lines involved in the creation and recognition of a letter. This is essential for students that reverse their letters. (example of a Re√erseFixUp dot pattern)


    • Reverse Fix Up ReverseFixUp Reverse FixUp

    • Letter Recognition
      Basic language arts skills like tracing letters and alphabet matching tasks are additional proven ways to help familiarize students with individual letters.

    • Word Decoding
      To give students the confidence to even attempt reading, start with lists of word families. Have the student highlight the word-family letters and then read the whole word.
      eg., an, can, man, pan
      As they progress to larger words using this technique, they will read more confidently and increase their fluency. (samples)
    • Beginner Reading Booklets
      It is nearly impossible to find books that use small words for beginning readers. We have provided a series of little booklets, available on site in the teaching resources section that are designed to go with the word decoding lists. To make it more fun, students can decorate them with stickers or color them. These booklets are at their reading level — thus providing them with a book they can actually, successfully and confidently, read. (samples)

    Proven Techniques to Enrich your Child's Learning Experience.

    To learn to read and comprehend, students need to master a great number of skills.
    Parents and educators can be shown how to be better equipped
    to empower these students to meet the challenges of reading and writing.

    Reading Worksheets

    See our Teaching Resources for Reading Skills for worksheets, lesson plans, etc.


    Smiles not Tears - Make Reading Fun!

    Specializing in practical, relevant and immediately useful materials, Teach All Kids is committed to providing both free and paid member-only worksheets and usage advice based upon proven techniques that help your child or student to be more successful. Those choosing to become subscribed members for less than 55¢ a week will have immediate access to over 2,200 additional teaching resources.

    Together, we can teach all kids.

    • Decoding Words
    • Reading Booklets
    • Reading Comprehension Skills
    • Writing Skills
    • Related Reading and Grammar Skills
    • Spelling Skills
    • Re√erseFixUp - a Simple Tool to Help With Visual Letter and Number Reversals
    • Parents if you only have time to do 3 things.
    Decoding Words ›
    • Printer-friendly version
    • Login or register to post comments
    ©2007-2012 Derman Enterprises Inc., All Rights ReservedSite Map