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We go many places but I love my home best of all.
This book gives children practice with beginning reading skills, repeated words, and pointing to each word as they read. It also supports fluency, which helps young readers read more smoothly and with more confidence.
It is a good fit for children who are just starting to read and for adults who want a short, repeatable book to read aloud together.
Teaching & Discussion Guide
Use this guide to turn Home into a mini reading lesson at home or in the classroom.
Concepts & skills practiced
- Beginning reading skills
- Repeated words
- Pointing to the words
- High-frequency words
- Fluency
- Reading a short simple text
Discussion Questions
- 1 The book says, "We go many places but I love my home best of all." What do you think home means in this book?
- 2 Why do you think the book talks about home as the place loved best of all?
- 3 The page says to read the book over and over again. How can reading a book many times help a reader?
- 4 What do you notice about the repeated words in this book, and how do they help you follow along?
- 5 Why might it help a child to point to the words while reading this book?
- 6 After reading, what words would you use to describe home in your own life?
Words to Learn
- home
- The place where a person lives and feels comfortable.
- fluency
- Reading words smoothly and with good flow.
- repeated
- Happening again and again.
- word
- A group of letters that stands for meaning.
- point
- To show something with a finger.
- high-frequency
- Words that show up often in reading.
- reading
- Looking at words and understanding what they say.
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