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Make Reading Count Isabel Beck, Nanci Bell, and Sharon Walpole discuss the components for developing good reading comprehension skills, identify potential stumbling blocks, and offer strategies teachers can use in the classroom.
Help your child with vocabulary and comprehension A parent’s stories help children learn new vocabulary, story structure, and comprehension.
The Quickest Way to Check if Your Child Understands a Story Retelling a story is a good sign of comprehension.
Turning Minds On While Reading: Why Asking Your Child Questions Transforms Comprehension Asking your child questions transforms comprehension.
Does your 1st grader show understanding like this? Milestones from GreatSchools Watch this video from GreatSchools to determine if your 1st grader shows understanding when reading.
Can Your Child Tell What Happened In the Story? Gauge understanding and build comprehension skills by asking your child to tell you what happened in the story.
Can your 1st grader figure out the meaning of new words? Milestones from GreatSchools Watch this video from GreatSchools to discover if your 1st grader is figuring out the meaning of new words.
