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 Elementary Reading Program  |  Reading Street and Excellence
Pre-K & K  | Grade 1  |  Grades 2 & 3  Grades 4 & 5  My Sidewalks On Reading Street

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Intensive Reading Intervention

What Your Child Is Learning

C-PP students struggling with Reading receive additional daily lessons designed to accelerate their learning of the priority Reading skills and help them move toward reading at grade level. My Sidewalks meets students where they are, providing tailored instruction at five levels of skill proficiency, with intentional overlap.

Level A focuses on:
phonemic awareness, letter names, consonants, vowels, blending, high frequency words, spoken vocabulary, reading fluency, reading practice and retelling

Level B focuses on:
phonemic awareness, letter names and sounds, blending, high-frequency words, spoken vocabulary, reading fluency, reading practice and retelling

Level C focuses on:
blending, decoding words, vowels, concept vocabulary, reading fluency, reading practice and summarizing

Levels D and E focus on:
decoding words, unusual vowel patterns, concept vocabulary, reading fluency, reading practice and summarizing

 

What Your Child Is Doing

  • During My Sidewalks sessions, students are in small groups where they have ample opportunity to participate and practice recently learned skills.
    • Half of the My Sidewalks time is spent on very specific skill instruction. Students are highly engaged in the lessons as they relate concepts to their experience and think aloud with the group.
    • Half of the My Sidewalks time is spent on Reading practice.Students retain more by immediately applying freshly learned skills in this way.
  • Teachers provide continual prompting and modeling to promote students' use of newly learned skills. This is known as scaffolding.

 

hspace=15What Your Child Is Reading

My Sidewalks uses literature that children love! The reading material also provides immediate opportunities to use new skills.

  • Decodable text gives children immediate practice with the word and letter patterns they just learned.
  • A high proportion of non-fiction selections helps struggling readers improve their understanding of concepts learned in other subjects.

 

Check out these fun online reading activities from Scott Foresman!

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