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March 15, 2010

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Which Websites Have Reading Comprehension Lesson Plans?

You probably work on reading comprehension with your students every single day. Even when you're teaching subjects other than reading, you probably reinforce comprehension skills and help your kids work with advanced texts. Since you teach reading comprehension so frequently, you may be looking for some new lesson plans to work into your rotation. The following websites may have what you're looking for.

ReadWriteThink has dozens of language arts lesson plans, many of which practice reading comprehension. You can search for lessons by literacy strand or grade band.

Teachnology has over 50 reading comprehension lesson plans for kids of all ages. Many of these lesson plans incorporate classics or children's literature.

At the Lessons Plans Page, you can browse lesson plans by grade level. This site has lesson plans for reading comprehension and for other subjects.

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