Reading is fun!

Take a look at this video with some strategies and ideas to include in your lesson plans.

New photos

Here are some pictures to show how students can read at school

Reading is fun, a useful presentation to introduce reading to your students

Material didáctico from Cesha Mendoza

You should read this. Very important!

The Ten Commandments for stimulating reading in children and teens

1. Let them read and write texts, as they have learned, since they are little.

2. Respect their learning. Read along with them and make comments about what you are reading together.

3.Avoid asking about what they have not understood.

4. Reading and writing different texts is the best way to learn, even making mistakes.

5. Appreciate that, each one, at their own pace and with the possibilities that their experiencies have given them, develop their abilities. 

6. Suggest situations in which they need to use the written world. 

7. Read different writers and write for specific readers.

8. Silence (not imposed) is an appropriate context for reading.

9. Learning does not begin neither ends at school.

10. Writing since children is a passionate way to become great readers. 

Source: http://www.asociacionaele.org/

Reading corners

Let's start with a wonderful way to create reading corners for your students. 

Depending on what you are reading, this is a good idea for creating them. Watch the video for a new way of reading environment.

There is another video you can watch for more ideas. 

Click on the link:

Reading corner 

So, how can we create a reading corner?

We can ask students to bring material and invent a theme for reading.

Ask them for ideas to create it. 

Welcome!

This blog was created for teachers interested on creating new strategies and applying these in their classrooms. This site will be very useful for you in order to innovate a new way of teaching comprehension when reading with your students in class.