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Aug 21, 2005
I am teaching 1&2 graders and would like some
advice/help/creative new ways on teaching my students
reading concepts through the use of storybooks. Presently
I read with each student individually each month using
storybooks at their level to see how they are progressing.
I take notes and work on reading strategies with students.
I also allow them time each morning to read by themselves
or with a buddy. Is there anything else I could or should
be doing to help my students develop their reading skills
through the use of storybooks?
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