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Fun with Pets Teacher Edition
This teacher edition will help instructors to know how to enable students to recognize sight words, punctuation marks, and answer inferential questions while drawing conclusions from their reading. Corresponds with the Abeka® Reading Book Book 1A, 2nd edition.125 pgs, spiral-bound; front pb, back hc.
**This product will be unavailable when sold out. The Reading 1 Answer Key contains all the answers to the comprehension questions for all nine readers of Abeka Reading – Grade 1 and is the Homeschool Teacher Edition Resource.
Read along with your child with your own copy of Fun with Pets, 2nd ed. This optional hardcover, spiral-bound parent's companion includes a copy of the student book with added teaching helps for each story and exercise. Gr. 1.
Product Features
Goals and objectives teach you what to look for as your child reads. More than just sounding out the words, your child will learn to read with expression, observe punctuation, and read for comprehension.
Phonics Practice sections teach you the concepts to explain before your child reads the story, preparing him for each new concept.
Comprehension questions help you check that your child is reading for meaning. Discussion questions and Scripture verses help your child apply the principles and godly character traits found in the story.
Teaching helps are provided side by side with the page the child will be reading. As a parent, you will know exactly what to do before, during, and after the story.
Abeka® Reading materials provide distinct benefits. Sets of readers use an all-inclusive and systematic approach to gaining and strengthening reading skills. The literature choices emphasize wholesome, biblically supported content, as well as citizenship and traditional values. Students are provided developmentally appropriate depth and length of reading materials, producing strong readers--early. Skills are built and strengthened with continual practice and review of wholesome content. Using plentiful and colorful readers in the lower grades, students practice word analysis, build vocabulary, and work on developing reading and thinking skills. The program then broadens to include literature and nonfiction, while introducing and practicing literary techniques. Every reading passage comes with a handful of questions to help promote reading comprehension. At each grade level, the number of readers decreases while literature variety increases, and literary skill development strengthens (i.e., Grade 2 uses 10 readers; Grade 6 uses 3).
The Reading answer keys can be found in the Grade level, Answer Key with Literary Development and Enrichment Activities. The answers to all the readers will be included, plus teacher support, story intros, teaching tips, vocabulary enrichment, literary analysis, and more. While the reading programs are part of Abeka's complete language arts curriculum, you can potentially use this program separately to focus solely on reading skills. Materials use KJV scripture.
The K5 program assumes your child has a phonics' base. Then, the multi-sensory approach teaches long vowel, special sounds, beginning/ending blends, digraphs, a few sight words, r-controlled vowels, etc. This level also adds a Primary Bible Reader containing 150 KJV passages from the Old and New Testaments. Grade 1's goal is independent reading: first reviewing phonics, then transitioning to reading skills. The program continues with reviewing phonics instruction, but transitions toward reading skills, aiming at independent reading. A steady development progression begins at Grade 2 (as phonics foundations are mastered). Children learn to read more diverse materials (literature and nonfiction) and begin examining literary techniques such as cause/effect, sequencing, inference, and main character. At any level, assigned readings will include on-page definitions of new vocabulary questions, info about the authors, and "Time to Think" questions at the end (answers in teacher material). Levels from Grade 3 incorporate simplified versions of classic novels. At Grade 4, material steps up in difficulty and genre types. Also starting at this grade, additional optional reading selections provide student analysis and book report possibilities. When students reach Grade 6, they are reading and evaluating a variety of poetry, short stories, excerpts, and adaptations of novels from famous authors.
If you desire, Abeka provides additional tools that can be used alongside this or any reading program. Abeka believes a student's ability to comprehend is based in their ability to concentrate. These additional tools hone such skills at different levels. Grades 2-3 provide Reading Comprehension Skill Sheets, with a Parent Edition (including objectives, enrichment, answers and Bible application). In Grades 4-6, build reading speed and comprehension skills using an Adventures in … reader, along with the consumable Read and Comprehend Skill Sheets. Each separate key provides the student answers. Speed and Comprehension Readers or Skill Sheets provide multiple reading practices: each with a word count and corresponding comprehension quiz. One-page comprehension quizzes are provided for each story. These books include a place to record your student's comprehension and words-per-minute scores. These skill-focused tools are an integral part of Abeka's reading programs. If, however, you're looking for a Christian, systematic approach to consistently check and strengthen speed and comprehension, try using these as independent reading skill tools.
Product Format: | Paperback |
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Brand: | A Beka Book |
Grade: | 1 |
Length in Inches: | 8 |
Width in Inches: | 10.375 |
Height in Inches: | 0.625 |
Weight in Pounds: | 0.75 |