Skill Bingo: Phrase Chunks
Bingo with phrase chunks: find a who chunk, a where chunk, or a when chunk.
Practice reading words, phrases, and sentences accurately and automatically.
Bingo with phrase chunks: find a who chunk, a where chunk, or a when chunk.
Sort word groups: a chunk that makes sense to read together (in the park), or a jumble (the park in)?
Short stories to read smoothly after you fill in each word.
A memory game: match each sentence with the question it answers.
Choose the sentence that makes sense. Reading for meaning keeps you accurate.
Read each sentence smoothly, then answer a question about it.
Build sentences, then read each one smoothly out loud.
Choose the word with the right ending for each sentence to reveal a hidden picture.
Choose the small word that fits: saw or was? a or an? on or no?
Find the word with a missing or wrong ending, like jump for jumped, and fix it.
Build sentences with small words and endings, and read every word.
Whack only the words that end in -ed. Look closely at every ending!
Longer stories to fill in, then read aloud at a steady, talking pace.
A memory game: match each question about a passage with its answer.
Read a short passage at a steady pace, then answer a question about it.
A practice race with no leaderboard: read each sentence at a steady pace, like talking, then answer. Rate is best checked by listening; this game builds smooth, accurate reading.
Build longer sentences, then read each one at a steady pace.
A short story with talking. Fill it in, then read it with expression.
A memory game: match each sentence with how to read it: telling, asking, or exclaiming.
Use the end mark to decide how a sentence should sound: telling, asking, or exclaiming.
Read each line of dialogue and choose who said it. Quotation marks show the talking.
Sort sentences by their end mark: telling (.), asking (?), or exclaiming (!).
Repeated reading, part 1: fill in "The Picnic," then read it aloud. Read it again each day to get smoother.
Repeated reading, part 4: answer more questions about "The Picnic" to reveal a hidden picture.