Making the Most of Read-Alouds
Reading to children is a daily occurrence in early childhood environments. This course outlines the preparation and skills required to ensure that read-alouds are engaging and promote important early literacy skills. The course covers the process of conducting effective, meaningful read-alouds that build foundational literacy skills that children will use for the rest of their lives.
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Taytum Beasley –
This course made me restructure how I am doing read-alouds for the better. I learned how to make my read aloud time more effective and make sure that my kids get the most out of this time block.