5. Reading Practice & Comprehension
Reading is more than just saying words, it’s about understand what you are reading and enjoying it enough to keep reading
This is an opportunity to build enthusiastic readers!
Your child does not have to read the whole book alone yet. That comes with practice. You can read some, they can read some, and then you talk about it.
Books to Read Together
Each Units give your child an opportunity to practice the skills they are learning with real books.
Each unit includes a simple reading routine and activities designed to help your child read, think, write, and create.
This is where you will find buttons that will lead you to Book Units you might like to read with your child.
Don’t worry if your child is reading independently just yet, that will come with practice.
I will add reading levels to help you choose books that may be less challenging.
Henry and Mudge the First Book, is a fun one to start with so I have linked it above, along with a suggested format to follow for each book unit.
If you feel that your child is not quite ready for these books yet check out some of the books that will soon be in the kindergarten bookshelf.
Henry & Mudge the First Book is a good one to start with, even though it is a higher reading level it sets the ground work. Scroll up above for more details.
About Mrs. Bee's Learning Studio
Mrs. Bee's Learning Studio creates printable phonics, reading, and comprehension resources for homeschool families, parents, and elementary teachers. Every activity is designed by a veteran elementary reading teacher with over 24 years of classroom experience to help children become confident readers.
