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Guided Reading
– One guided reading lesson each day for every child in the school
– The guided reading book list is reviewed each year for every class
– The texts are chosen based on what the children would enjoy, rich vocabulary, suitably challenging enough and books that each children should read before they leave for secondary school
– The current books lists for each class can be found in the Long Term Curriculum Map
– The children are encouraged to read the texts aloud to the whole class, in small groups or quietly to themselves
– Every guided reading lesson the children are encouraged to discuss and debate the themes, context and characters through the lense of the National Curriculum Reading Content Domains
English Lessons
– Pathways to Write is designed to stimulate writing based around an engaging text
– As such, the children will read and enjoy an engaging text for English and a different high quality text for Guided Reading
– The texts provided by Pathways to Write have been chosen based on age expectations, rich vocabulary and stunning imagery
Story Time
– At the end of every day, the class adult will read to the children
– The story will be aspirational in theme and vocabulary
– The adult will model fluency and expression
Home Reading
– Each child is assessed every term using Accelerated Reader
– Each child is then given a reading range to choose a book from to read at their own pleasure
– The classroom library is set-up by genres of books
– Each child is encouraged to explore each genre of books over the course of the term / year
– This way each child is able to experience and formulate their own opinions of various genres of books
– Each child is expected to read at home on 5 occasions over the duration of 7 day week
– Each child is awarded with Dojo points for completing the 5 day reading challenge and is also rewarded with a non-school uniform day
– Adults in school track the amount each child reads at home, discusses the book with the child and listens to them read
Reading-Handbook