I Can Read
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What's Inside
Learning to read is super fun. You can read many things as you will discover. Enjoy this book over and over again, fluency is the key to learning to read.
Use this leveled book with children who are beginning to read and need practice with simple text. It helps them notice repeated words, use picture clues, point to the words, and read more smoothly. It works well for rereading with a parent, caregiver, or teacher.
Teaching & Discussion Guide
Use this guide to turn I Can Read into a mini reading lesson at home or in the classroom.
Concepts & skills practiced
- Level A and B reading
- Early reading strategies
- Repeated words
- Using picture clues
- Tracking print with a finger
- Building fluency
Discussion Questions
- 1 What are some things you can read in your home or classroom, like signs, labels, or books?
- 2 The book says you can read many things. Which things do you already know how to read?
- 3 What does it mean to point to the words while reading?
- 4 Why do you think reading the same book over and over can help you get better at reading?
- 5 What picture clues can help you figure out a word if you get stuck?
- 6 How does reading more smoothly, or with fluency, help you understand a book?
Words to Learn
- read
- To look at words and understand what they say.
- discover
- To find out something new.
- fluency
- To read smoothly, with few stops.
- words
- The small parts of writing that tell a message.
- picture clues
- Hints from the picture that help you understand the words.
- repeat
- To say or do something again.
- point
- To use your finger to show a word on the page.
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