New Perspectives on Helping Students Become Literate | |
The InstructionalFramework | |
Developing Positive Attitudes about Reading | |
Early Intervention | |
Word Recognition | |
Nurturing Fluent Reading | |
Building Vocabulary | |
Comprehension Development with Literary Text | |
Comprehension Development with Nonfiction Text | |
Writing Development | |
Putting It AllTogether: Making Reading Programs That Work | |
Involving Parents in Children's Reading | |
Determining InstructionalNeeds: Observing Readers In Action | |
Award-Winning Books | |
Poetry and Rhymes for Reading | |
Predictable Pattern Books | |
Series Books | |
Alphabet, Number, and Other Concept Books | |
Common Word Families | |
Maze and Cloze Activities | |
Internet Sites | |
Sources of Information on Word Histories and Word Play | |
MeaningfulPrefixes, Suffixes and Word Parts | |
Magazines for Children | |
Bookmaking Ideas | |
Sample Letter to Parents | |
ProfessionalResources | |
References | |
Author Index | |
Subject Index | |
About the Authors | |
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