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Read-Aloud Handbook

Summer 2013



Read-Aloud Handbook (7th edition) - by Jim Trelease

What is the book study and how can I participate?

The Book Study
  • Chapter 1: Why Read Aloud? - Brick by Brick
  • Chapter 2: When to Begin (and End) Read-Aloud - Pre-K Pages
  • Chapter 3: The Stages of Read-Aloud - Prekinders
  • Chapter 4: The Dos and Don'ts of Read-Aloud - Teach Preschool
  • Chapter 5: Sustained Silent Reading - Brick by Brick
  • Chapter 6: Print Climate in the Home, School, and Library - Pre-K Pages
  • Chapter 7: Digital Learning: The Good News & Bad - PreKinders
  • Chapter 8: Television & Audio: Helping or Hurting? - Seeds Network
  • Chapter 9: Dad- What's the Score? - Look at My Happy Rainbow
  • Chapter 10: A Hyper Kids Road to Reading - Look at My Happy Rainbow
Q&A with Jim Trelease
  • What about "reading" wordless books? - Pre-K Pages
  • How often should we read aloud? - PreKinders
  • How do you manage interruptions? - Teach Preschool
  • Should we talk about the author and illustrator? - Look at My Happy Rainbow
  • How do we talk about "big words"? - Pre-K Pages
  • Should we use books with TV characters? - Brick by Brick
Extras
  • How to Send Books Home - Pre-K Pages
  • Author Posters - Prekinders
  • SSR in Pre-K and Kindergarten - Pre-K Pages

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