This subject covers foundational skills in reading, writing, and language for first graders, aligning with Common Core standards.
Reading isn't just about saying the words—it's about understanding them! First graders learn to talk about what happens in a story and why things happen.
Good readers ask questions like “Who is in the story?” or “What happened at the end?” You’ll learn to look for answers in the text and talk about them with your classmates.
After reading a book, you can practice retelling the events in your own words. This helps you remember what you read and share it with others.
Stories often remind us of things in our own lives. Making connections helps you enjoy reading even more!
You’ll use these skills when reading instructions, recipes, or signs in everyday life.
After reading 'The Three Little Pigs', telling what happened to each pig.
Answering the question: 'Why did the boy climb the tree?'
Reading comprehension means understanding and remembering what you read.