What comes to mind when you hear the word reading?

Reading

What comes to mind when you hear the word reading?

Reading

What comes to mind when you hear the word reading?

Reading

your eyes seeing something…

Reading is…

your eyes seeing something… your brain giving a meaning to what you are

seeing.

Reading is…

What is this?

What is this?

What is this?

What is this?

What is this?

Reading Reading is the brain giving meaning to what

the eyes are seeing It is not just understanding words but also

understanding phrases, sentences, and paragraphs as a whole.

Reading is a skill. Reading is a way to learn. It is the ability of the eyes to look at words

or images and give meaning to it. It is an interaction between the one who

writes and the one who reads as the writer tries to paint an image into the readers mind.

What is reading?

Reading is making meaning from print. It requires that we:

Identify the words in print – a process called word recognition

Construct an understanding from them – a process called comprehension

Coordinate identifying words and making meaning so that reading is automatic and accurate – an achievement called fluency

What is reading?

What do you see in the picture below?

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Knowing words Understanding words Putting words together and give meaning to

it

Reading requires…

Let’s read some words

Same sounds Different meanings

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Read these phrases

The people Look for some

people. Write it down. By the water So there you are. Who will make it? You and I A long time

First 100 What will they do? He called me. Have you seen it? We had their dog. What did they say? One more time When would you go? No way All day long

A number of people One or two It’s about time. How long are they? More than the other Up in the air Come and get it. How many words? Which way? Part of the time

First 100 This is a good day. He has it. Can you see? Sit down. If we were older Now and then But not me It’s no use. Go find her. Not now

With his mom At your house From my room As big as the first It’s been a long

time. Will you be good? When will we go? Give them to me. Then we will go.

First 100 Now is the time. An angry cat More people May I go first? Write your name. Go down. This is my cat. That dog is big. Did you like it?

Get on the bus. Two of us When did they go? Did you see it? The first word She said to go. How did they get it? I like him. Each of us Number two

First 100 Out of the water What are these? Look up. We were here. There was an old man. All or some Could you go? It may fall down. A long way to go We like to write.

See the water For some of your

people Into the water But not for me The other people

First 100

Water and oil do not mix, that is the way it is.

You can not have it your way all the time. I have not said a word to them in a long

time. I did not see him or her when they last

visited us I will not call them.

Easy to Read Sentences

Was he the one who said the time was up? He did not say it that way. Do I have to do it now? There has to be a first in a contest. It has been a long time from then to now.

Easy to Read Sentences

Do it my way or do not do it at all Did you get his number? He said he is on his way. Do not turn your back on your buddy. Dogs and cats have tails.

Easy to Read Sentences

Did you see the gleam in his eye when he went for it?

I had no clue why she acted the way she did -- she was nasty.

No, no -- a thousand times no. He put a ring on her finger. Play with matches and you will get burned.

Easy to Read Sentences

Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.

A big black bug bit a big black bear,made the big black bear bleed blood.

I saw Susie sitting in a shoe shine shop.Where she sits she shines, and where she shines she sits.  

Some Tongue Twisters

What is Reading?Lesson 1-Reading and Summarizing