Choosing the correct book buildscuriosity and pumps up the readingvolume!

Choosing the correct book buildscuriosity and pumps up the readingvolume!

1. Chapter 2: Cultivate Curiosity

   • Curiosity Drives Leaning: Recent research has revealed a great deal about young children and their innate appetite for questioning and wondering.
     • 1. Model your own curiosity every day. Make what you wonder visible.
     • 2. Honor the questioning and the learning more than the knowing.
     • 3. Build in lots of time for kids to explore, investigate, and research questions that interst them.
     • "Always be on the lookout for the presence of wonder." By: E. B. WHITE
     • Main idea #1 Reading sparks interest of all age groups.
   • Main idea # 2 Reading changes who we are.

2. Chapter 3: Ensure Access to and Choice of Books

   • Daily access to irresistible books is essential to all readers' development.
     • 1. Build a library for the readers you expect; customize it for the readers you meet.
     • 2.Display, read aloud, and book-talk a wide range of titles.
     • 3. Send books home nightly, on weekends, and over school vacation.
     • Although the collections in Mamaroneck classroom libraries appeared vast, was it possible that they constituted book deserts for striving readers like Michelle?
   • Main idea # 3 Choosing the correct book is key.

3. Chapter 4: Pump up the Reading Volume

   • Reading Makes readers. They can read linearly from cover to cover or they can use the table of contents to navigate to topics of particular interest.
     • 1. Trust the book, trust the reader.
     • 2. Build in time for students to read independently.
     • 3. Remove the barriers to volume.
     • The overwhelming benefits of voluminous engage reading compel us to give all kids a whopping daily dose and make it a foremost intervention for striving readers.
   • Main idea # 4 Reading can seem overwhelming, so be sure to chose the correct reading.
     • Main idea # 5 Never settle with less, read more.

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