Scholastic, 2005. — 72 p.Everyone agrees that the best way to build children’s reading comprehension is to have them read, read, read. But that doesn’t mean it’s the only way. Enter 10 Reading Comprehension Card Games! The games in this book help boost and reinforce essential reading skills—by giving students the kind of practice they’ll enjoy doing over and over again.
As students play these super-fun games, they gain an understanding of main idea and plot, making inferences, sequencing, logical reasoning, drawing conclusions, cause and effect, and much more. Honing these skills leads to better comprehension, which is the cornerstone of successful reading, understanding, and studying skills.
