Look for chunks in a word that fit in with a word family or rhyming pattern to help students learn how to pronounce the word. Add the new words to the classroom's Word Wall for further activities. Build prior knowledge using pictures, maps 2. Use illustration and title to help students anticipate what the story is about. Teacher may read aloud text to the students, or pair an English Language Learner or a poor reader with a better reader to read the story.
Students can act out the story.
Give students a story frame to help them write their own summary of the story. In order to integrate students' reading experiences with other subject areas, you might want to have students complete some of these activities. Social Studies 1. Look at a map of Asia, trace migration of Hmong people from China to other South east Asian countries. Be a cultural anthropologist by tracing your family's family tree to find out who in your family immigrated to this country and why.