4th Grade Reading Plan Overview
4th Grade Reading Plan Overview
I. INFORMATIVE DATA
II. FOUNDATION
The purpose of this plan is to develop the habit in children.
reader and the pleasure of reading, to form autonomous readers who include in their
daily life reading to satisfy your needs for recreation, culture, and
information. It also aims to improve reading comprehension levels.
through activities planned according to interests and needs
according to the reality of the children in our educational institution.
IV. OBJECTIVES
4.1 General
Promote the implementation of actions to develop the ability to read and
to create the reading habit and the pleasure of reading in children, with
family participation.
4.2 Specific
a) Promote the habit of reading among educators and learners.
b) Strengthen the correct use of the Spanish language.
c) Strengthen the ability to compress, interpret, and critically analyze readings
short stories, fables, tales, stories, texts, and literary works.
d) Achieve that students are highly expressive.
V. GOALS:
5.1 ATTENTION
Initial education students.
5.2 OF OCCUPANCY
Director General.
Coordinator Teacher of the Reading Plan of the Educational Institution.
Teachers of the Educational Institution.
VIII. STRATEGIES
Awareness campaign for the promotion of reading.
Strengthen the reading hour at the Educational Institution level.
Strengthen the development of communication skills and understanding.
Develop the understanding of various texts through the application
of reading materials, incorporating various questions.
Participation in role-playing games.
Record stories, fables, and others.
Use dramatizations to create texts.
LECTRAS DATES
My vacation
I drained
The naughty kangaroo
The incredulous king
The table and the chart MARCH
How delicious fruits are
Complete the word
My classes / Cuculí
Did you know that...?
The form
How delicious are the fruits!
Join the two parts of the proverb APRIL
Poetry in the shape of a bird
And you... do you care for the environment?: visual pollution
XI. INSTRUMENTS
Library material (books, stories, albums, magazines, newspapers)
Posters
Reading cards
Cards
Sheets
Silhouettes
XIII. EVALUATION
The teacher will monitor the development of the Reading Plan to verify
What are the strategies that work or don't work for testing new strategies or
persist in those that have worked.