Raz-Kids is a program that McCollough Elementary has to pay for but it is money well spent! \u00a0It is money well spent because your child has books available to them 24 hours a day, 7 days a week! \u00a0I sent home letters on Friday about how to go on Raz-Kids at home. \u00a0Also, I have taped the information inside of your child’s homework folder. \u00a0Please have your child read 20 minutes from Raz-Kids every night and then color in the piece on their reading calendar. \u00a0The time can include the comprehension quizzes they are required to take at the end of each book. \u00a0I have started your child 2 levels below what they actually are working on in school so that they can practice their fluency and comprehension skills. \u00a0As they pass the comprehension questions, the program will automatically move them to the next level. \u00a0If your child has completed all the books in that level but it doesn’t move them, that means they have not passed the comprehension quizzes and need to redo those books.<\/p>\n
This is an awesome program to use because it will help improve your child’s reading. \u00a0Students who advance in reading levels are the ones who practice daily at school and at home. \u00a0You can activate the program on a\u00a0computer, ipad, iphone, or an android phone. \u00a0If you don’t have any of these devices available, maybe you could take a trip to the public library once or twice a week to use the computers there. \u00a0Thank you so much for being an active parent in your child’s education. \u00a0With both of us helping your child, they will succeed!<\/p>\n
Happy Reading:)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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