Interactive read aloud lessons

Today I want to share a quick and very sweet read-aloud activity with you! This lesson is perfect for the back-to-school season, or anytime you need to

By using interactive read alouds, you can teach and develop reading comprehension within your kindergarten and first grade classroom. Here are some of my favorite read aloud books to use!

Help your students practice conversation skills with the picture book - Quiet Please, Owen McPhee! This read aloud for the elementary classroom is perfect to teach an important SEL skill.

Interactive Read Alouds allow us to teach a broad range of standards within one text. This month's read aloud lessons focus on the Key Ideas and Details and Craft and Structure standards in Literature for Second Grade. They cover answering questions using key details from the text, recounting the story, determining the central message, describing how characters respond to major events and challenges, and describing the overall structure of the story. The books were chosen based on the needs…

Learn how to create effective interactive read aloud lesson plans with three simple steps to help develop students' reading strategies.

Want to make a read aloud lesson interactive but aren't sure how? Use these easy to implement steps to get going and watch your students' comprehension levels sky rocket! What Is An Interactive Read Aloud? The interactive read aloud strategy is a whole group lesson where the teacher will read a preselected text that is at least 2-3 grade levels above the students' current grade level. The teacher will pause throughout the book for conversation and discussion. The students will talk to each…

Learn how to teach making predictions to help your students develop strong reading comprehension skills with these three favorite read alouds.

Free Book List! Kindergarten Interactive Read Aloud Lesson. How can you teach for deep comprehension? Reading comprehension is taught through an interactive read aloud.

Help teach kids to stay positive, work on social-emotional learning, and develop a growth mindset with The Most Magnificent Thing read-aloud.

Teaching responsibility with What If Everybody Did That? is an impactful way to remind students to appreciate our world.