7th grade reading strategies resources for parents

Supporting students’ reading at home is easy when you have ready-to-go reading level guides written with parent-friendly vocabulary. These Guided Reading Level Parent Letters are designed to explain the specific characteristics of students’ independent and instructional reading levels. Simply provide during parent teacher reading conferences to explain a child’s reading accuracy, fluency, comprehension, and more. These parent handouts are also perfect to send home in book bags and with students’

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K - 7th

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Also included in: [A-Z + 1-70 English Bundle] Reading Levels Explained for Parents | Parent Guide

[A-Z English Bundle] Reading Levels Explained for Parents | Parent Guide

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Supporting students’ reading at home is easy when you have ready-to-go reading level guides written with parent-friendly vocabulary. These Guided Reading Level Parent Letters are designed to explain the specific characteristics of students’ independent and instructional reading levels. Simply provide during parent teacher reading conferences to explain a child’s reading accuracy, fluency, comprehension, and more. These parent handouts are also perfect to send home in book bags and with students’

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K - 7th

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[A-Z + 1-70 English Bundle] Reading Levels Explained for Parents | Parent Guide

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Supporting students’ reading at home is easy when you have ready-to-go reading level guides written with parent-friendly vocabulary. These Guided Reading Level Parent Letters are designed to explain the specific characteristics of students’ independent and instructional reading levels. Simply provide during parent teacher reading conferences to explain a child’s reading accuracy, fluency, comprehension, and more. These parent handouts are also perfect to send home in book bags and with students’

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K - 7th

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[Levels M-Z English] Reading Levels Explained for Parents | Parent Guide

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Supporting students’ reading at home is easy when you have ready-to-go reading level guides written with parent-friendly vocabulary. These Guided Reading Level Parent Letters are designed to explain the specific characteristics of students’ independent and instructional reading levels. Simply provide during parent teacher reading conferences to explain a child’s reading accuracy, fluency, comprehension, and more. These parent handouts are also perfect to send home in book bags and with students’

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K - 7th

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Also included in: [A-Z + 1-70 English Bundle] Reading Levels Explained for Parents | Parent Guide

[DRA Levels 1-30 English] Reading Levels Explained for Parents | Parent Guide

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Supporting students’ reading at home is easy when you have ready-to-go reading level guides written with parent-friendly vocabulary. These Guided Reading Level Parent Letters are designed to explain the specific characteristics of students’ independent and instructional reading levels. Simply provide during parent teacher reading conferences to explain a child’s reading accuracy, fluency, comprehension, and more. These parent handouts are also perfect to send home in book bags and with students’

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K - 7th

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Also included in: [A-Z + 1-70 English Bundle] Reading Levels Explained for Parents | Parent Guide

Parent Help at Home--Improve Reading Comprehension at Home

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LoLo and behold

I'm sure you've had parents ask you, "How can I help my student at home?" This resource is a tool to help you answer that question! It gives parents some ideas on how to help their student improve their reading comprehension at home. One of the best ways for parents to help with this is to have conversations with their student about what they are reading! In this resource, one page is for fiction, one page is for nonfiction. I provide questions that parents can ask before, during and after readi

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Grades:

2nd - 8th

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Handouts, For Parents

[DRA Levels 1-70 English Bundle] Reading Levels Explained for Parents | Guide

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Supporting students’ reading at home is easy when you have ready-to-go reading level guides written with parent-friendly vocabulary. These Guided Reading Level Parent Letters are designed to explain the specific characteristics of students’ independent and instructional reading levels. Simply provide during parent teacher reading conferences to explain a child’s reading accuracy, fluency, comprehension, and more. These parent handouts are also perfect to send home in book bags and with students’

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K - 7th

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Guided Reading Level - Comprehension Question Bookmarks

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Inclusion Essentials

These bookmarks ask questions based on Guided Reading Levels. Levels A-Z are included! Students can use the bookmarks independently, in partners or small groups, or you can use them as anchor charts and reference materials. The possibilities are endless!Looking for additional Guided Reading Level resources? Check out the products below!Guided Reading Level Characteristics and Student Behaviors

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Activities, Assessment, For Parents

Grades:

PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education

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CCSS:

RL.K.1

, RL.K.2

, RL.K.3

, RL.K.7

, RL.K.9

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Also included in: Guided Reading Level Bundle - Characteristics, Behaviors, & Bookmarks

Parent Resource for Guided Reading Levels

Created by

Ross is Boss

This product is perfect for parent teacher conferences or other meetings where reading progress is being discussed. The following resource is written specifically for parents to understand their child's reading level and how best to help them when reading at home. Adapted from the Fountas and Pinnell reading system and the Literacy Continuum, these one-page (per level) papers make it easy to distribute to parents as needed. Each hand-out gives a clear breakdown of behaviors/skills that childr

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Study Guides, Handouts, For Parents

Grades:

K - 8th

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comprehension questions for parents to use at home in English and SPANISH

Created by

Carley Copto

This document has comprehension questions in 12 categories that parents can use at home to talk to their children about what they're reading. It is also translated in Spanish. Parents will find this really helpful because they will actually know what to ask!

Subjects:

Reading, Reading Strategies, Spelling

Grades:

PreK - 12th

Types:

For Parents

Annotating Text, Annotation Bookmark, Middle School Reading Comprehension

Created by

Linda Jennifer

Annotating Text, Annotation Bookmark, Middle School Reading Comprehension Using a yellow highlighter has become an annotation staple for high school students. Is this the best way to mark up a textbook or novel? Studies have shown that highlighters hinder retention and comprehension. Simple highlighting encourages a passive reading style rather than an active one. Students do not engage critically with the text when annotating with a simple highlighter. They are trying to absorb it all without r

Subjects:

Close Reading, English Language Arts, Reading Strategies

Grades:

7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education

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Activities, For Parents

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Editable NEWSLETTER TEMPLATE great for Reading Support or READ 180 classes

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ELA Love and Reading

Please note: The At-Home page of this newsletter template is included in my fully editable Student Data Binder Materials. The binder materials also include a class syllabus and welcome letter for Read180. This file includes a PDF and fully editable PowerPoint. Increase parent engagement and involvement with this appealing template. The fonts are from KG Fonts. They are free to download from TPT, if needed. They are: KG Second Chances SketchKG Second Chances SolidKG Eyes Wide OpenKG Always a Good

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Handouts, Classroom Forms, For Parents

Grades:

3rd - 12th

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7th Grade Reading Diagnostic Assessment (CCSS / TEKS) Reading level test

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Living Books Homeschool Lessons

This is a diagnostic reading assessment appropriate for use with 7th grade aged children. It is aligned to the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) and to the required reading skills identified by the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS). The assessment includes reading and response tasks based on reading literature, reading informational texts, and reading argumentative or persuasive texts. Moving beyond skills taught in the lower grades, this assessment emphasizes more complex comprehensi

Subjects:

ELA Test Prep, English Language Arts, Reading Strategies

Grades:

6th - 8th

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Homeschool Curricula, Assessment, For Parents

CCSS:

RL.7.1

, RL.7.2

, RL.7.3

, RL.7.4

, RL.7.5

...

[DRA Levels 30-70 English] Reading Levels Explained for Parents | Parent Guide

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Supporting students’ reading at home is easy when you have ready-to-go reading level guides written with parent-friendly vocabulary. These Guided Reading Level Parent Letters are designed to explain the specific characteristics of students’ independent and instructional reading levels. Simply provide during parent teacher reading conferences to explain a child’s reading accuracy, fluency, comprehension, and more. These parent handouts are also perfect to send home in book bags and with students’

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Grades:

K - 7th

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Jen Bengel - Out of This World Literacy

Also included in: [A-Z + 1-70 English Bundle] Reading Levels Explained for Parents | Parent Guide

9 At-Home Reading Scavenger Hunts - Digital & Print

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I put together this fun set of scavenger hunts as a way to help kids review reading skills all while having a little fun at home! It doesn’t hurt that this will get kids up and moving and burn some energy!INCLUDED IN THIS RESOURCE:Simple step-by-step directions {materials needed, how to play, after the hunt}9 reading-based scavenger hunts that can be done anywhere (home, school, outside, etc)Google Classroom Digital VersionTHE READING SKILLS IN EACH HUNTQuestioningSequencingSettingsPersonal Conn

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Martina Cahill - The Hungry Teacher

Grades:

2nd - 8th

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Activities, For Parents

Middle School Upper Elementary Reading Handout for Parents

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As a middle grade/middle school teacher, I always have a handful of parents that want ideas for how to help their reader. This FREE resource was designed to give parents tangible and helpful ideas to get their learners reading. At the middle grade levels, it is so important for parents to see that we really need to keep working on their love of reading, their vocabulary, and using their time with ingenuity in mind. This can be tricky at this age, because many are used to more worksheet and compr

Subjects:

Balanced Literacy, English Language Arts, Reading Strategies

Grades:

4th - 7th

Types:

For Parents

Reading Comprehension Questions for Parents Bookmark - English and Spanish

Created by

Billy Wallace

This bookmark features questions that parents can ask their children about the book they're reading to check their comprehension. The questions require no background knowledge of the book and go from basic literal questions to evaluative and inferential. The bookmark is able to be printed double-sided for Spanish-speaking families as well.

Subjects:

Close Reading, EFL - ESL - ELD, Reading Strategies

Grades:

3rd - 8th

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For Parents

The Ultimate Syllable Combining Card Set (50 Pages of Cards)

Created by

The Instruction Hub

There are 50 pages of cards included in this set! You can use this set to teach the concept of combining syllables, literacy centers, partner work, review - the possibilities are endless! Parents - this would be a great review tool for home! You can visit this link for a blog post and examples of this set:https://www.theinstructionhub.com/blog/the-strategies-your-student-needs-nowIncluded:Labels for easy organizingClosed/ClosedClosed/Silent ER Controlled & Various Types of SyllablesY says

Subjects:

Phonics, Reading Strategies, Special Education

Grades:

K - 8th

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Homeschool Curricula, Activities, For Parents

Home-Reading and Homework Cheat-Sheet {for parents & guardians}

Created by

Little Classroom on the Prairie

This ready-to-go printable provides parents & guardians with helpful hints and tricks to help their child with homework and home reading. This is a four-page booklet, with two pages focusing on home reading strategies (decoding strategies, comprehension questions and strategies, before, during, and after reading prompts, text connection prompts, etc.) and two pages focusing on strategies to help their children work on their homework with less frustration and more success! This resource: -

Subjects:

Reading, Reading Strategies, Writing

Grades:

PreK - 9th

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Handouts, Homework, For Parents

[Levels A-Z English + Spanish Bundle] Reading Levels Explained for Parents|Guide

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Supporting students’ reading at home is easy when you have ready-to-go reading level guides written with parent-friendly vocabulary. These Guided Reading Level Parent Letters are designed to explain the specific characteristics of students’ independent and instructional reading levels. Simply provide during parent teacher reading conferences to explain a child’s reading accuracy, fluency, comprehension, and more. These parent handouts are also perfect to send home in book bags and with students’

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Grades:

K - 7th

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