Reading for Information - Teacher Reproducibles, E-book

Put your students' daily experiences to work with this effective resource. Students practice reading various types of material from everyday life: telephone book, menus, schedules, containers and labels, things that come in the mail, maps, etc.

The supermarket is common to nearly everyone's experience & provides rich opportunities to read. The activities in this unit offer a variety of ways to practice reading at the supermarket, increasing reading vocabulary, and building consumer skills.

The activities in this book will help students put their reading skills to work in many situations encountered in real-life. They will have the opportunity to read and fill in forms, interpret pictures, follow directions, and analyze advertisements.

Children who are beginning to read often believe that they can only read their special "reading" materials at school. This unit is designed to dispel that belief & focus reading instruction on reading real things, starting with classroom objects & areas.