Read Sentences & Comprehension

Reading And Understanding Text and Coversation require an important skill and that is- Moving from Words to Sentences.
Sentences are everywhere.
That’s right.
I don’t know if you’ve noticed lately, but they’re all around you!
They’re in books and on the radio.
You’re reading one right now.

Sentences are more than just strings of words. They’re thoughts, ideas and stories. Just like letters build words, words build sentences. Without sentences, there’s no real communication.

***What skills are required to read sentences and simple stories?***

Learning to read sentences and simple stories requires the integration of many skills
• Letter-sound correspondences
• Sound blending
• Decoding
• Sight word recognition
• Language skills
◦ Vocabulary knowledge
◦ Understanding of sentence structure 

***Why is it important to read sentences and simple stories?****
Learning to read and understand short stories and other simple texts is the ultimate goal of early reading instruction.
Once learners can read and understand stories, they will begin to truly realize the many benefits of literacy skills; such as:
• Participate more fully at school
• Increase opportunities for learning
• Improve communication
• Facilitate access to the Internet
• Enjoy reading as a meaningful leisure pursuit

*** How can this app help?*****
This app is a collection of simple sentences for early readers. The learner will be required to decode, or recognize by sight, the words in the sentence and indicate the meaning of the sentence.

Features -

1) Match Pictures with Sentences-
You can read individual words. Now the focus is to blend them together and understand the sentence hence made. Here we match picture to the sentence. For this we have to read and understand the sentence.

2) Find the Odd One Out-
This activity helps in relating and understanding words.

3) Read and Understand sentences. Figure out if it could be true or not -
Helps in first understanding of sentences and relate them to logical world around.

4) Unscramble Sentences
This activity helps with the sentence structure. You have to put back the scrambled words in correct order to make a sentence.


5) Read the clues and solve the riddle
After completing first four activities we give small simple paras to go to one more level up- from sentences to paras. Target is to u