Reading Stages

1. Open books open minds

3. KWL Chart

4. Reading

5. Bottom-up models
meaning
longer text
sentences
phrases
word recognition
letter and sound
recognition
Comprehension

6. Phonics
approach

7. Intensive
reading

8. Top-down models
predictions
confirm or reject
predictions
background
knowledge
Reading begins with reader background knowledge

9. Extensive reading

10. Interactive models of reading
comprehension
Reader background knowledge
Individual letters and sounds

11. Jigsaw reading

12. Jigsaw
reading

13. Reading techniques

14. Reading techniques
Scrambled stories
Information transfer
Contextual guessing
Scanning
Skimming
Paraphrasing
Passage completion
Cloze exercise
Extensive reading Making inferences

15. Pre-While-Post Framework
Pre-reading
• develop an interest
• motivate
• activate their backgroung knowledge / schemata
• introduce key vocabulary
• give purpose for reading

16. Pre-While-Post Framework
While-reading
• check predictions
• understand the text
• develop reading skills

17. Pre-While-Post Framework
Post-reading
• work further with the text
• topic
• content
• vocabulary
• functions
• grammar
• speak
• listen and/or write
• personalize

18. Reading lesson
plan

19. Plan a reading lesson

20. Plan a reading lesson

21. Plan a reading lesson

22. Plan a reading lesson

23. Plan a reading lesson

24. Plan a reading lesson

25. Reading lesson plan

26. KWL Chart

27. I Can Read With My Eyes Shut!
I can read in red. I can read in blue.
I can read in pickle color too.
I can read in bed, and in purple, and in brown.
I can read in a circle and upside down!
I can read with my left eye. I can read with my right.
I can read Mississippi with my eyes shut tight!
There are so many things you can learn about.
But…you'll miss the best things
If you keep your eyes shut.
The more that you read, the more things you will know
The more that you learn, the more places you'll go.
If you read with your eyes shut you're likely to find
That the place where you're going is far, far behind
SO…that's why I tell you to keep your eyes wide.
Keep them wide open…at least on one side.
Dr. Seuss

29. Thank you