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The Structure of a Read, Write Inc Reading lesson.

The programme is centred around success for the children- confidence and enjoyment in reading is the key. The lessons run over 3 days and develop both decoding and comprehension skills. The children have the opportunity to develop their vocabulary and talk about the books they are reading. Over the course of the 3 days the children complete 7 different reading activities. The format of the activities stays the same for each book so the children quickly become familiar with them. Adults model reading strategies and children work together with a partner.

The first four activities prepare the children for reading the book. Reading Activity 1 This activity reinforces the sounds that are covered in the story. The children work in partners to quickly read the sounds at the front of the book. Reading Activity 2 In this activity the children practice their Fred talk reading words that they will meet in the book. ch i p n i ght m oo n The teacher also uses my turn your turn to develop instant recognition of Red words. does all said Reading Activity 3 In activity 3 the teacher introduces the story in a way that engages the children. Reading Activity 4 This activity checks any vocabulary that the children maybe unfamiliar with. Keen fed up chunk

Activity 5 By the time the children reach Reading Activity 5 they have already read many of the words they will meet in the story, they are familiar with the storyline and are familiar with any new vocabulary. In this activity the children take turns to read the story. So Partner 1 points to the words , whilst partner 2 reads – the partners then swop at the bottom of each page. The teacher then reads the story to the children to model reading with fluency. The Children follow and ‘jump in ‘ with the word when the teacher hesitates. Reading Activity 6 The children re read the story as in Activity 5. The children then Discuss and answer the Questions to talk about at the back of the book. Reading Activity 7 This activity focuses on reading with fluency and expression.

Reading at home The children will bring home the book they have been reading at school on Wednesday and should be returned on Friday. The children will also bring home a story book that is intended to be shared with an adult.

How can you help your child? By Using pure sounds Knowing the graphemes Understand how ‘Fred’ helps with reading By reading your child lots of lovely stories and asking lots of questions. What do you think will happen next? What is the character saying? What is happening?