Reading A-Z resources organized into weekly content-based units and differentiated instruction options.
Each multi-session fluency & comprehension pack provides materials and instruction for five sessions. Students are presented with a leveled fluency passage that covers some of the same vocabulary and content as the companion leveled book. After reading the fluency passage, the student, with the tutor, reads a portion of the leveled reader each day to build comprehension. The fifth, and last, session includes a final fluency read and a comprehension assessment.
Typically, students go through specific stages of development as they progress from nonreaders to fluent readers. Developmentally appropriate materials are critical at every stage of learning to ensure reading success.
In leveled reading, books are written to various levels of difficulty, gradually introducing readers to new challenges. The goal is to challenge students, without causing frustration, by giving them developmentally appropriate materials to read – materials they can read with 80 to 94 percent accuracy.
Fluency Tutor Tips and Comprehension Tutor Tips
Use these tutor handouts for instructional tips on teaching fluency and comprehension.
