Will you ride in the…?
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What's Inside
Children practice reading the question, Will you ride in the van?, and then keep returning to the same high frequency words. As you read aloud with a group, pause to notice and say the words will and ride together.
Use this Level F book in circle time or a small-group lesson to practice sight words, word activities, and number words. It also gives children a chance to build fluency by reading the book over and over again.
Teaching & Discussion Guide
Use this guide to turn Will you ride in the…? into a mini reading lesson at home or in the classroom.
Concepts & skills practiced
- High frequency words
- Sight words
- Reading fluency
- Word activities
- Writing words
- Number words
- Level F reading
Discussion Questions
- 1 Before we read, what do you notice about the question in the title, and how does it help us think about the words that may repeat in the book?
- 2 When you hear the words will and ride, can you point to them or say them with me?
- 3 The page copy mentions a van. What do you think this kind of word book asks children to do with that word and the high frequency words?
- 4 As we read, which words do you think will show up again and again, and how can that help us read more smoothly?
- 5 What word activity could we do after reading to practice will, ride, or number words?
- 6 How does reading this book over and over help us build fluency?
Words to Learn
- van
- A van is a vehicle that can carry people or things.
- ride
- Ride means to go in or on something that moves.
- will
- Will is a word we use when we ask about the future or make a question.
- high frequency word
- A high frequency word is a word we see and read often.
- sight word
- A sight word is a word we learn to read quickly by seeing it again and again.
- fluency
- Fluency means reading smoothly and with less stopping.
- number words
- Number words are words like one, two, and three.
- writing
- Writing means making letters and words with a pencil, marker, or crayon.
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