Not only do good readers read fluently with adequate speed, but when they read aloud, they also use appropriate phrasing, intonation, and their oral reading mirrors their spoken language. They have more success with writing, better vocabulary skills and a greater understanding of what is being read.
- Student reads easily
- Reads expressively
- Reads with comprehension
- Uses a large vocabulary
- Imitates author styles in their own writing
- Manages different font styles including smaller typeface and irregular phrasing
- Tackles challenges such as lists, bullet points
- Enjoys reading!
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Step 2: Emergent Reading Stage
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