Fluency phrases 1st grade

Use our Fry word fluency sentences to help students improve their fluency skills. Focuses on the first 500 words. Free from The Curriculum Corner.

15 fun and easy fluency practice activities to get your K-1 students reading at a just-right pace, with accuracy and expression!

Does your reader sometimes sound like he’s just saying a string of words? Is it sometimes choppy? This can happen to all kinds of young readers, especially struggling readers. Instead of focusing on reading fluency and phrasing, struggling readers are often just trying to make sure they can say all the words correctly. Last week, The Measured ... Read More about Reading Fluency and Phrasing {Using Scooping Phrases}

I recently had the privilege of providing professional development for an amazing group of primary teachers. We discussed a lot of different strategies, best teaching practices, and activity ideas. Professional development days are always my favorite…especially when teachers are eager & excited to learn more in an effort to provide kids with every learning opportunity …

Happy Saturday friends! I am excited to be a part of the Take A Closer Look Blog Hop for March! I’ve got a product to share and a fun freebie as well! 🙂 Let’s get started! Today, I’d like to share my Progressive Bundle for Firsties! It’s been a great help to me in my...Read More »

Fry Phrases - the First 100 lists 81 phrases using the first 100 words from the Fry words list. See all our Fry word phrases, Fry lists, and Fry flash cards

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In kindergarten and first grade, we have poetry folders for fluency practice. So what does fluency practice look like in 2nd grade? Take a peek at how to use fluency passages for less that 5-10 minutes each day to build fluency in your second graders!

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Reading fluency can be fun and functional with these fluency lessons and activities. Check out these tips and tricks for mastering fluency!

As I blog, our state is right in the middle of a Winter Weather Advisory (Snow and Ice). We will have a snow day on tomorrow. Yes! So thought I’d share a few things. I read Ladybug Teacher Files blog about embedding a document right into your blog…so here it goes. I hope it works. I use Fry Phrases all the time. Each of my students get a set of the first four sets of phrases. They can read them during free time, or quiz each other. They can also time each other to see how many phrases they…

reading fluency game. For K this would be done with much simpler sentences

Discover 8 free fluency downloads to boost reading skills and tips for creating fluency folders for practice.

Decodable reading passages are a great way to teach phonics skills to first graders while also increasing reading comprehension and fluency. Check out this blog post to learn how to use the decodable readers in your classroom and grab a free sample.

Reading with fluency is one of the hardest reading strategies to teach, but with these 11 interventions for reading fluency, you can give your struggling...

Sher Marshall on Instagram: "💙 Fluency is a huge issue. You’re thrilled that your child has begun to blend words, but are you destined to hear every single sound before the word is blended together, forever? 🔮My kids call this “mind reading“. Of course, no one is psychic. We are simply saying the sounds in our mind before we see them with our mouth. When children are reading sentences, I will break the sentence into phrases and have them do “mind reading” with one phrase at a time…

Looking to improve your student's fluency? Use these Fry Fluency flash cards! This pack includes the 300 most frequently used phrases. We have the kiddos practice the phrases, but we also sometimes time them to give them a goal to work towards. We give the kids 1 minute to read as many as they can. The ones they know are counted, and graphed onto the sheet provided to track their progress. We also know to increase fluency kids need a good base of high frequency/ sight words. Below are the…

Fluency Grids are an effective tool for building word reading fluency whether you teach first grade, second grade, intervention, or just have flexible phonics groups! Fluency grids repeat a few words throughout each line. This helps to build fluency of those words, and of words with similar patterns. They are a great small group warm up and are perfect for continued review of previous phonics skills. This post gives ideas for how to use fluency grids in your phonics groups.

When teaching reading in 1st grade and kindergarten, it is important to focus on building fluency. This set of first grade reading fluency resources helps students to practice fluency phrases, as well as building fluency in phonics sounds. #educationreading #readingteaching #elementaryliteracy

Hello all! It is so nice to visit with you today here in Literacy Land! I am Jessica from Hanging Out in First and I am here to share with you some fluency strategies! Fluency is such a difficult task for first grade. Personally, I find it one of the most difficult concepts to teach at this level and it is becoming such a high priority with DIBELS and AIMs Web testing. I have never fully understood how a child is supposed to be a fluent reader before they have actually become a reader. But I…