Reading Fluency Reading Activities, Beginning Reading Passages, Early Reading Homeschool Resources 1st Grade Reading, Learn to Read for kids

These reading fluency activities will give your early readers targeted reading fluency practice at just the level they need to help them learn to read. The beginning reading passages included are perfect for 1st grade reading to build confidence and fluency, and are no prep and easy to use for any teacher or reading interventionist!

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WHAT IS THIS RESOURCE?

-A no-prep PRINT-&-TEACH tool that targets beginning fluency skills.
-It covers sight words, sentence fluency, and passage fluency.
-It uses sight words, CVC words, and blends in all of the passages.
-It includes 74 assessment activities and 35 data tracking sheets for easy progress monitoring.

FLUENCY BINDER INCLUDES:

Over 120 pages of everything you need to target beginning fluency!
• Cover and 5 page dividers in color and BW
• 12 Sight Word Assessment Activities (Fry Words 1-100)
• 22 Sentence Fluency Activities
• 20 Pre-Fluency Activities (10 Warm-up passages with 10 Fluent Read passages and comprehension)
• 20 Fluency Passages with comprehension
• 22 Games to promote fluency
• 24 Individual Student Data Tracking Sheets
• 11 Whole Class Data Tracking Sheets

SET-UP:

Print all pages (you can choose color or BW for the cover and page dividers). Organize into a binder with page protectors, using page dividers to make 5 sections:
• Sight Word Fluency (Fry Words 1-100)
• Sentence Fluency (using sight words and decodable words)
• Passage Pre-Fluency (short, scaffolded passages with warm-ups)
• Passage Fluency (longer, paragraph-form passages)
• Games (to review skills and solidify fluency)
• Data Tracking (keep track of student progress)

CLASSROOM USE:

During guided reading, assessment, or intervention time, complete assessment activities with students. Keep track of their scores with the data tracking pages. You can create a comprehensive individual page for each student or just keep track of scores on the class data sheets. This works great as a class volunteer binder to have volunteers give students extra practice. You can use paper and pencil, or students can use dry-erase markers if you laminate or use page protectors.

STUDENT OUTCOMES:

• Students will be able to fluently read Fry Sight Words 1-100.
• Students will be able to fluently read a whole sentence.
• Students will be able to fluently read a short passage and correctly answer 2 comprehension questions.