Literacy In Action: Shared Reading

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Shared reading is a classroom strategy in which a teacher reads a book with enlarged print and encourages children to read along on parts they can remember or predict. Shared reading models the reading process and draws children’s attention to print concepts and letter knowledge. The concept of shared reading helps to aid in building oral language, comprehension, vocabulary, alphabet knowledge, phonological awareness, and print awareness skills. Shared reading provides new opportunities for students to: Engage with text of all types. Be introduced to new words and language. Encouraged to have interactions with print. Be active listeners. Have a role in large or small group. Make predictions about a story being read aloud.

Modules

Shared Reading

Lessons

• Shared Reading Pre-Test
• The Concept/Definition of Shared Reading
• Concept/Definition of Shared Reading Quiz
• Developing Comprehension Skills through Shared Reading
• Developing Comprehension Skills Through Shared Reading Quiz
• Steps In Creating an Effective Shared Reading Lesson
• Steps In Creating an Effective Shared Reading Lesson Quiz
• The Elements of the Steps In Creating a Shared Reading Lesson
• The Elements of the Steps in Creating a Shared Reading Lesson Quiz
• 5 Day Plan to Shared Reading
• 5-Day Shared Reading Plan Quiz
• Constructing the Lesson
• Constructing the Lesson Quiz
• Connecting Shared Reading to Learning Centers
• Connecting Shared Reading to the Learning Centers Quiz
• Classroom Strategies that Support Shared Reading
• Classroom Strategies that Support Shared Reading Quiz
• KWL Charts in the Classroom
• KWL Charts in the Classroom Quiz
• Ms. Amy’s KWL Classroom Activity
• Ms. Amy’s 3-Year-Old Classroom KWL Quiz
• The Impact of the 5 Day Plan
• Impact of the 5-Day Plan Quiz
• Lesson Plan
• Lesson Plan Quiz
• Shared Reading Final Exam
• Oklahoma DHS Registry Information for LIA: Shared Reading