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

Sharyn Kish on Instagram: "Musical sentences are a fun way to practice decoding skills and build fluency! I use sentences from my #ortongillingham or @ufliteracy lessons. Low prep and HIGH engagement activities are my favorite. Follow for more! 💗 How to play: Write out (or type out) your decodable sentences. I use different colors for each skill group. Have students walk around them in a circle while you play music. When the music stops students practice reading their sentences. Repeat…

When I think about student writing, one of the most difficult concepts to teach is sentence fluency. Much of excelling at fluent writing revolves around students’ background with literacy. Certainly,...

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Get these free sentence building activities for your kindergarten, first grade, and 2nd grade students. Sentence building is a fun literacy writing center to help students practice writing conventions and build reading fluency skills. The sentences are differentiated (emergent and early fluent sentences) so ALL your students will achieve success while working independently at learning centers. #sentencebuildingactivities #freeliteracycenters #readingfluencypractice #sentencewritingideas

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Back to school ideas to teach your students about sentences and their parts. This color-coded resource is perfect for K-1 literacy centers.