Reading Fluently: Scooping up words into phrases
Posted by Chrissy Hultgren on 11/9/2021
Students are working SO hard to become fluent readers. One way to NOT sound like a robot when we read is to notice the smaller, more common words in sentences and to scoop them up into phrases. Here are a few examples...
*to the store
*in the woods
*by the park bench
*in a while
*said the man
You can help your child to read fluently by pointing out when you notice small words being read in isolation, (like a robot) and encourage your young reader to scoop up the words and read them in a fluent chunk.