Reading Rockets
This webpage discusses fluency in reading and its crucial role in successful literacy development. It provides insights into the significance of fluency, while offering practical tips for parents to help improve their child’s reading fluency.
Reading Rockets
This webpage features a series of Q&A videos where experts answer questions from families and caregivers on supporting children’s literacy. Specifically, answers on how to utilisze technology to better support children’s literacy.
Just Read, Florida!
Use this document to chart your childŠ—Ès oral reading fluency over time.
The Iris Center
Practice thinking through how to use evidence‐based strategies to support struggling early readers using case study scenarios and associated STAR Resource sheets
Great Schools
Watch a video of a kindergarten student fluently reading, and rereading to more accurately read punctuation.
Just Read, Florida!
Check out this document for some real‐world reading tasks your child can do using everyday materials.
Parent Education Network of Pennsylvania
This resource by Parent Education Network of Pennsylvania gives practical tips for parents and families on how to support your childŠ—Ès reading development during the preschool years to 3rd grade.
Great Schools
Watch first graders read correctly, smoothly, and at a natural speed.
Just Read, Florida!
This one‐pager can be used to record and prioritize your activities and help you discover at least 20 minutes a day for more reading!
Great Schools
This videoshows a second grader fluently reading. Watch as she reads smoothly, at a natural speed, and with expression. She can also answer comprehension questions about what she has read.
Just Read, Florida
Follow these activity recommendations for developing reading fluency at home.
Great Schools
This video shows third graders demonstrating fluent reading and comprehension.
Reading Rockets
This infographic describes what fluency means, and how you can help your child develop it at home.
Great Schools
This video shows fourth graders fluently reading. Watch as they read smoothly, at a natural speed, and with expression. Notice that fourth graders self correct and can answer comprehension questions about what they have read.
Reading Rockets
This infographic describes what fluency means, and how you can help your child develop it at home (Spanish version).
Great Schools
Check out a video in which fifth graders demonstrate fluent reading. Watch as they read smoothly, at a natural speed, and with expression. Notice that fifth graders self correct and can answer comprehension questions about what they have read.
The Meadows Center for Preventing Educational Risk
This resource contains sight word practice sheets. It is suitable for use at home or in schools.
Reading is Fundamental
This tip sheet by Reading is Fundamental provides techniques for helping caring adults make the most of read‐aloud experience with young learners
The Meadows Center for Preventing Educational Risk
This resource contains sight word practice sheets. It is suitable for use at home or in schools.
The PACER Center
Read an information sheet on the role of fluency in helping your child to read and understand.