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Foreword | |
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Introduction | |
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Guide to This Book | |
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Promoting Children's Reading Success | |
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Circumstances That Promote Reading | |
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Growing Up to Read | |
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Birth Through Age Four | |
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Key Aspects of Language and Literacy, Activities for Very Young Children | |
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Extended Vocabulary and Language Development | |
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Phonological Awareness | |
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Speech Discrimination | |
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Knowledge of Narrative | |
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Book and Print Awareness | |
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Functions of Print | |
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Print Concepts | |
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Letter and Early Word Recognition | |
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Comprehension | |
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Literacy as a Source of Enjoyment | |
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Literacy--from Parent to Child | |
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Talking to a Baby: Day Care Environments | |
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High-Quality Preschool | |
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Language and Literacy Activities in Preschool | |
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Phonological Awareness | |
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Sociodramatic Play | |
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Listening | |
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Oral Language | |
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Shared Reading | |
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Exposure to Books | |
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Letter-Naming | |
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Writing | |
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Computer-Based Literacy | |
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Accomplishments of the Very Young Child | |
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Early Childhood Educators | |
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Becoming Real Readers | |
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Kindergarten Through Grade Three | |
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Individual Children | |
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The Kindergarten Challenge | |
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What Must Be Accomplished--Goals of Kindergarten | |
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Activities and Practices for Kindergartners | |
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Book and Print Awareness | |
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Phonological Awareness | |
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Language, Comprehension, and Response to Text Letter Recognition, Decoding, and Word Recognition | |
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Spelling and Writing | |
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Accomplishments of the Kindergarten Student | |
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First Grade: An Important Year | |
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Features of Success | |
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Activities and Practices for First Grade Classrooms | |
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Continuing Phonemic Awareness, Letter Knowledge, and Book and Print Awareness | |
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Decoding, Word Recognition, and Oral Reading | |
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Language, Comprehension, and Response to Text | |
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Spelling and Writing | |
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Accomplishments of the First Grade Student | |
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Directions for Second and Third Grades | |
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Strategies for Comprehension and Fluency | |
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Words and Knowledge | |
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Comprehension Techniques | |
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What Happens in Second Grade | |
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Decoding, Word Recognition, and Oral Reading | |
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Language, Comprehension, and Response to Text | |
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Spelling and Writing | |
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What Happens in Third Grade | |
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Decoding, Word Recognition, and Oral Reading | |
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Language, Comprehension, and Response to Text | |
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Spelling and Writing | |
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Accomplishments of the Second and Third Grade Student | |
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Computers in Classrooms and at Home | |
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Excellence in Primary Grade Teaching--A Career-Long Process | |
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Preventing Reading Difficulties | |
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Who Are the Children Who Have Reading Difficulties | |
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Children Who Attend a Chronically Low-Achieving School | |
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Children with Low English Proficiency | |
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Children Unfamiliar with Standard English Dialect | |
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Children Living in Communities in Poverty | |
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What Can We Do Before Children Reach School? | |
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Health Care Professionals and Reading | |
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Screening by Early Childhood Professionals | |
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Children Whose Parents Have a History of Reading Difficulty | |
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Developmental Interventions for the Youngest Children | |
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Reaching Out to Children's Homes | |
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Summary | |
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Help in the Early Grades | |
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The Need for Reading Specialists | |
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The Community Is Needed | |
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Volunteer Tutoring | |
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Conclusion | |
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Glossary | |
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For More Information | |
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Internet Resources | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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Credits | |
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Index | |