LET'S READ! | READING COMPREHENSION | PRACTICE READING ENGLISH | TEACHING MAMA

LET'S READ! | READING COMPREHENSION | ENGLISH READING PRACTICE | Teaching Mama

LET'S READ! | READING COMPREHENSION | PRACTICE READING ENGLISH | TEACHING MAMA

University of Reading, Whiteknights Campus Tour, Berkshire, England

💜 Now your child can read these words! If the final syllable of a word includes LE, will the vowel be long or short? Starting with the “e”, count back three letters. If the letter before, that is a consonant, that’s called a closed syllable (the vowel is “closed in” by the consonant), and the vowel is short: Sam-ple , short a Rum-ple, short u Wob-ble, short o But if you count back three, and the previous letter is a vowel, that syllable is open (no vowel closes it in!) and the vowel is long and

Reading Comprehension Strategies | Effective Comprehension Techniques for Students | English Course

Reading Comprehension Strategies | Kathleen Jasper

How to CRUSH Reading Comprehension: 3 Effective Strategies to Ace RC [+worked example!]