Fluency Activities

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the words decoding drills are shown on top of each other, and in front of them
Decoding Drills for Building Phonics Fluency - A Teachable Teacher
I’ve been using decoding drills at the beginning of reading intervention blocks. Students read the cvc words across the row. Once they are able to fluently read a page, we move on to the next| struggling reading | reading activities kindergarten | reading first grade | printable reading worksheets | teaching cvc words | reading curriculum | decoding activities | early reading activities
an image of teacher and principals on the same chair with music notes coming out of their ears
Poem Categories
Funny poetry for children! This site has hundreds of funny poems on different subjects.
a pink poster with hearts and monsters on it's side, says fry flueny phrases 3rd grade bang
Fern's Freebie Friday ~ Love Monster Fry Phrases 3rd Grade #FREEBIE #TPT #TeachersFollowTeachers
a worksheet with the words flueny recording sheet
Reading Fluency Recording Sheet
This is a reading fluency recording sheet that allows you to record the words correct per minute (wcpm) on 4 repeated readings. Research shows that repeated readings do improve reading fluency. Watch how your students' fluency rate improves with each reading.
a sign that says i have flueny checks on it's side, with the words flueny written in black ink
Wordless Wednesday....
1 minute fluency checks by grade level!! AWESOME!!
an orange and white sign that says how do you grade flueny? on it
Oral Reading Fluency Rubrics for Assessments & Grading - Tales from Outside the Classroom
Do you grade fluency in your classroom? A look at grading fluency, and how you can do it fairly.
a blue notebook with writing on it that says, fluent doesn't just mean fast
Teaching Fluency with Fluency Folders
How to teach fluency as more than just speed- some important steps and ideas here!
Don't know where to start? Here is a great list for 100 first signs. All Done Sign Language, Dog Sign Language Hand Signals, Asl Conversation, Sign Language Lessons, Sign Language Phrases, Word Of The Week, Sign Language Words, Sign Language Asl, British Sign Language
100 first signs: American Sign Language (ASL)
Don't know where to start? Here is a great list for 100 first signs.
two different types of argument paper with the words argument, argument and argument in each
Top 10 Tips for Building Reading Fluency - Teaching with a Mountain View
Top 10 Tips for Building Fluent Readers
fluency progress monitoring forms
Fluency Progress Monitoring FREE
Fluency progress sheetsFREE! The FLUENCY PROGRESS MONITORING forms will assist you with monitoring your students' fluency progress. Fluency affects all areas of reading, even COMPREHENSION! <strong>These fluency forms are perfect for RTI or students that are struggling with reading fluency.</strong>
a table with the words fluncy rubric written on it, and two different types of
Tracking My Fluency Growth
Definitely need this for one my guided reading groups. Fluency is fabulous!
a blue notebook with writing on it that says, fluent doesn't just mean fast
Teaching Fluency with Fluency Folders
Why teaching reading fluency is important, but how to go beyond JUST teaching speed in your weekly fluency routine. These fluency folders make it so simple!
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Scholastic Teaching Tools | Resources for Teachers
students practice fluency by reading lyrics of songs. The teacher also plays the song in the classroom so students sing along. Students are given an individual fluency binder with several lyrics.
an image of punctuation poster with question marks
F...l....u....e.....n.....c.....y
Fluency FACE posters With each poster there is also an action: Rate- Not too fast and not too slow {they pretend to run slow and run fast- with their arms} Expression- Don't sound like a robot {they do the robot dance- channel your inner 80's dance moves} Accuracy-Read the words right {they do a check mark in the air with their pointer finger} Punctuation- Read the punctuation marks {they make an exclamation point in the air}