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Reading Proficiency In English Language

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The lesson is designed to address the aspects of reading comprehension and fluency for three students. There is a total of three activities. The first activity is Model Reading. The second activity is Think-Alouds and the third activity is a Story Structure. The purpose of these activities is to improve reading comprehension and fluency. Each activity should take approximately one hour, over a period of three days.

Grade Level - Kindergarten
Number of Students in Classroom - 3 students
ELL Students - number and levels - 3 ELL students (levels 2 and 4)
Students with Disabilities - number and nature of disability - 1 Student with ADD (medication is taken)

Model Reading
Informal Assessment - The teacher will observe the students as they read …show more content…

Art- Students will draw and color a picture fo the setting, characters, problem, solution and personal connection in their flip book.

Students that do not meet the satisfactory requirement for this activity will be allowed to pair with a peer. They will work together to complete the activity and present it to the teacher.
Fluency:
• Students who require practice on fluency will be instructed to go online and practice their fluency by creating their own story. Though the game "Story Plant" the students will be able to structure their own story and practice their fluency.
• Sky (the dragonfly in the game) will guide the student thru the steps in planning and writing a story.
• At each step, the student must choose a leaf and click on it.
• When the plant has stopped growing, the student will listen to Sky read the story they have made. The student will then print out and finish off the story by readong aloud
• The student may choose to grow another story.
• Website: …show more content…

By allowing my students to have an input to the activity that is to be completed by them, will give them a sense on importancy in my classroom. This artifact addressed FEAP 4 in specific to the FEAP indicators by incorporating assessment data tables and analysis' of students’ performance in a variety of assessment tools to measure student comprehension and apply opportunity to introduce technology in the classroom. I will continue to grow as an educator by utilizing some of the strategies I have learned through this lesson to help students increase their reading comprehension and

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