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ES: Curriculum: Reading

Reading Curriculum Maps

by Kelly Fraase

October 22, 2007

Riverton Elementary School adopted Houghton Mifflin Reading for the 2007-2008 school year.  This reading program is designed to specifically meet the needs of students. Outlined below are key elements of the program, as well grade level reading curriculum maps:

  • Phonemic Awareness

Students gather the skills needed to recognize that a spoken word consists of a sequence of individual sounds.

  • Phonics

During instruction, students study the way in which a variety of spellings represent the sounds that make up words.

  • Fluency

Students practice reading accurately, quickly, and effortlessly while using expression and meaning.  Fluent readers are better able to focus on content.

  • Vocabulary

Students focus on learning the meaning of new words and concepts.  New vocabulary is then used to increase comprehension of reading passages.  

  • Text Comprehension

During instruction, students practice a variety of strategies to increase understanding of what is being read.

Click here to view Kindergarten Reading Curriculum Map 2007-2008

Click here to view 1st Grade Reading Curriculum Map 2007-2008

Click here to view 2nd Grade Reading Curriculum Map 2007-2008

Click here to view 3rd Grade Reading Curriculum Map 2007-2008

Click here to view 4th Grade Reading Curriculum Map 2007-2008

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