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     Reading Strategies and Activities for ESL/ELL Classrooms

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     Reading 101 for English Language Learners

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     Dialogic Reading: An Effective Way to Read Aloud with Young Children

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   How can I Help my ell learn to read aloud?

   • Choral reading, which is having students read aloud at the same time, is a great way to support ELLs and build their reading fluency. It can be done as a whole class or in a small group. This is a very unintimidating way for beginning ELLs to practice reading aloud.

   10 Steps to Build Reading Comprehension in ELLs (ESL/MLs)

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   How can I use reading aloud in my language classroom?

   • Here are some beneficial ways you can use reading aloud in your language classroom: Reading to students is a great way to add some energy, drama, and fun to the classroom. It provides an opportunity for English learners to hear the words and be exposed to the concept of reading.

   The Importance of Reading Aloud in a Language Learning Class

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   Can I teach reading to ells?

   • Teaching reading to English language learners (ELLs) may seem daunting, but the good news is that you don’t have to learn an entirely new method. You can and should use what you already know to be effective, research-based reading instruction. However, ELLs will need additional support in learning how to read.

   Supporting ELLs in the Mainstream Classroom: Reading Instruction

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   How can I Help my ell learn a language?

   • Give your ELLs as many exposures to the text as possible. This could be first listening to the teacher model fluent reading, then choral reading, partner reading, silent reading, etc. With each read, your students will build their fluency, gain confidence in their ability, and improve their understanding of the vocabulary and topic presented.

   10 Steps to Build Reading Comprehension in ELLs (ESL/MLs)

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   Can ells read aloud?

   • Also, keep in mind that ELLs may be uncomfortable reading aloud during class and this activity may work best 1:1 or in a small group with a teacher. Allow students to practice reading along with taped text. This is an excellent way for them to practice appropriate pronunciation and phrasing.

   Reading 101 for English Language Learners | Colorín Colorado

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   Do ells need support in reading?

   • SUPPORT ELLS IN READING: After previewing vocabulary, providing visuals, and building background knowledge, ELLs need support during the act of reading, especially with a text above their reading level. Choral reading, which is having students read aloud at the same time, is a great way to support ELLs and build their reading fluency.

   10 Steps to Build Reading Comprehension in ELLs (ESL/MLs)

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3. www.readingrockets.org › topics › curriculum-andSupporting ELLs in the Mainstream Classroom: Reading ...

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   • Read to students every day. Look for reading material for English Language Learners (ELLs) that contains some of these characteristics, especially at the beginning of the school year
   • Support students' comprehension as much as possible. When you read to newcomers, look for ways to help support their comprehension of new vocabulary and the story.
   • Teach the alphabet when necessary. Remember that newcomers’ schooling and literacy skills may vary dramatically. Preliterate students and literate newcomers who speak a language that does not use the Roman alphabet need direct instruction in letter recognition and formation as well as beginning phonics.
   • Teach phonics in context. Using literature and content material, you can introduce and reinforce letter recognition, beginning and ending sounds, blends, rhyming words, silent letters, homonyms, etc.

4. www.colorincolorado.org › article › reading-101Reading 101 for English Language Learners - Colorín Colorado

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   When working with ELLs, students' home languages are a powerful tool that educators can use — even if they don’t speak those languages or are working in a classroom with students who speak many languages. Drs. August and Shanahan write, "Oral proficiency and literacy in the first language can be used to facilitate literacy development in English" (...

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   In addition, as you will see below, oral language has a role to play across all reading skills, yet it often does not receive much attention as a critical part of ELLs' language and literacy development. Drs. August and Shanahan write, "Instruction in the key components of reading is necessary — but not sufficient — for teaching language-minority s...

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   Oral Language Development and ELLs: Five Challenges and Solutions

   Video Series: Engaging ELLs in Academic Conversations

   Meaningful Classroom Talk: Supporting English Learners’ Oral Language Development

   Comprehension and English Language Learners: 25 Oral Reading Strategies That Cross Proficiency Levels by Michael Opitz and Lindsey Moses

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5. ellii.com › blog › importance-of-reading-aloud-in-aThe Importance of Reading Aloud in a Language Learning Class

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   I’ve discovered that reading aloud is an essential part of the English language classroom. Here are some beneficial ways you can use reading aloud in your language classroom: Try reading aloud to your students. Reading to students is a great way to add some energy, drama, and fun to the classroom.

6. raisethebarreading.com › 2020/08/22 › part-1-1010 Steps to Build Reading Comprehension in ELLs (ESL/MLs)

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   • THOUGHTFULLY CHOOSE TEXTS: It is important to be mindful of the difficulty level of the reading materials ELLs are expected to read and understand. They need to be able to access the same content area information as the rest of their non-ELL peers.
   • BE SELECTIVE WITH VOCABULARY: It can be overwhelming to try to select vocabulary words from a text for ELLs, as there will most likely be many words that could be unfamiliar to them.
   • PREVIEW VOCABULARY: There are many ways you can preview vocabulary with ELLs, from a quick discussion on important words from the text to spending an entire class having students develop their own definitions, pictures, sentences, etc.
   • BUILD BACKGROUND KNOWLEDGE: Before reading both fiction and nonfiction texts, consider what will come up that your ELLs may be unfamiliar with. In fiction, this could be a traditional birthday party, holiday, or fantasy figure (i.e.

7. www.edweek.org › teaching-learning › how-mightHow Might Reading Aloud to ELLs Be Helpful? - Education Week

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   Ragina D. Shearer, a middle school teacher in Denton, Texas, says that reading aloud to English-learners helps them acquire vocabulary and feel the rhythm of English.

8. luckylittlelearners.com › 7-effective-strategies7 Effective Strategies for Supporting English Language ...

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   Pair Reading with Visuals. Display text prominently while reading aloud to help ELLs follow along and connect spoken words to written text. Quick Win: While reading aloud, project the text on a smartboard or display so students can see the words as they hear them. This helps ELLs match spoken words to written ones and better follow the story or ...

9. www.theallaccessclassroom.com › read-aloud-to-kidsRead Aloud to Kids Who Are Learning English With These 14 ...

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   In order to provide equity when we read aloud to kids who are multilingual, we must be intentional in our preparation and presentation of read alouds. Need some practical tips for how to do this? Read on to learn 14 strategies that you can implement in your class!