Suvery Reflection

What Kind of Reader are you-Survey Reflection 

 Hi, my class reading survey shows that 11 out of 17 students think reading makes them feel smarter or more relaxed, and 13 students enjoy reading at school. Interestingly, the only regular reading opportunity they currently have is at school (rather than at home). Their favourite books are from the Duffy books we have at school and the books they are allowed to take home — those are the only books most of them own. The popular books are graphics, comics science and scary books. 

 What Room 8 Reading programme looks like 

We visit the school library once a week, where the children choose and issue their favourite books. As a class, we are doing Sustained Silent Reading (SSR) every day for 10 minutes. We also do guided reading, shared reading, reading with the teacher, and partner reading to support their skills. I encourage the children to read at home every day for at least 15 minutes. We have a home learning log book where children record their books and title and write some comments about the books they read. Encouraging them, the reader with the most books will get the Reader award. We have School news where we all read together in the morning. We also read a newsletter. I have added my class to the Study ladder and we have kiwikids news. 

 My goals 

My goal is to Increase Engagement and Reading for Pleasure by exposing them to different genres like fiction, non fiction and newspaper and I can check when they record this in their log. Improve reading skills by increasing the SSR from 10 mins to 15 mins- Love of reading Improve reading behaviour where children will explain what is happening in the book by giving 2 reasons- comprehension skills My Reading results from last year also shows we have to work hard to reach to the expectation of Year 6