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Types of Resources on Raz-Kids

Updated over a week ago

Resources available to Raz-Kids-only subscribers:

Books:

  • Fiction and Non-Fiction: A deep library of books at various levels of text complexity. Students can listen to these books to model fluency or read and record their performance for teacher review.

  • Rhyme and Rhythm: Songs help students understand the rhyme and rhythm of language, similar to poetry or nursery rhymes.

  • Interactive Reading: Students can sing along with highlighted words in each Song Book, karaoke-style, enhancing their enjoyment of reading. Available in the Reading Room library.

  • Fluency Skills: Poetry books bolster listening and reading fluency skills by providing opportunities to practice reading with appropriate pitch, intonation, and inflection.

  • Comprehension: Poems with a story-like structure help students with comprehension skills, such as sequencing events or understanding basic story elements. Available in the Reading Room library.

  • Phonological Awareness: Listening to new twists on traditional nursery rhymes exposes students to various rhyme and rhythm patterns.

  • Repetition: Repetition helps students identify sound patterns, an important skill for reading success. Available in the Reading Room library.


Assessments:

  • Benchmark Passages: These tools help identify appropriate texts for students and monitor their progress toward reading success.

  • Comprehension Quizzes: Assess how well students comprehend their reading with quizzes that include text-dependent questions.


​Upgrading to Raz-Plus provides access to a wider range of resources to enhance student learning:

  • eBooks: Access all Reading A-Z books electronically through the Reading Room.

  • Alphabet Books: Help students recognize and name uppercase and lowercase letters.

  • Sound/Symbol Books: Teach the relationship between sounds and symbols, essential for decoding.

  • Decodable Books: Apply phonics instruction with Decodable eBooks in the Reading Room.

  • High-Frequency Word Books: Introduce common words in an easy-to-read format with rebuses for non-high-frequency words.

  • Read-Aloud Books: Pair with phonics lessons to target specific sounds and build phonemic awareness.

  • Assessments - Assign Alphabet Assessments to further monitor student progress.

Upgrade to Raz-Plus to unlock these additional resources, providing a more comprehensive toolkit for student reading development.

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