Reading Fluency Strategies Flashcards

Grade 2 · English · Flashcards

Practice key fluency strategies and punctuation clues with these flashcards.

Flashcards

What is reading fluency?: Reading smoothly, accurately, and with expression at a good pace
What does expression mean?: Changing your voice to show feelings and match the story
What does a period tell you?: Stop for a moment — it marks the end of a sentence
What does a comma tell you?: Pause briefly, then continue reading
What does a question mark tell you?: Raise your voice at the end — it is a question
What does an exclamation mark tell you?: Read with excitement or strong feeling
What is re-reading?: Going back to read a confusing sentence again to understand it better
What is pacing?: Reading at a steady, comfortable speed — not too fast or too slow
What is accuracy?: Reading the words correctly without skipping or changing them
How do you improve fluency?: Practice reading every day — the more you read, the better you get
What happens when you read too fast?: You may skip words or make mistakes and lose understanding
What helps you understand what you read?: Reading smoothly and at a steady pace so you focus on meaning
Name a fluency strategy.: Examples: re-reading, reading with expression, using punctuation clues, reading at a steady pace