"Shared reading is where the language beats its way through the book, inspires children and motivates them to want to read."
Jill Eggleton
Models for demonstrating concepts of language, literature and literacy
- Key Links Shared Reading Big Books provide a source of literature-quality text for beginning readers.
- They are language-rich, humorous and filled with lively, rhythmical, rhyming text.
- They also provide the opportunity for teacher-led demonstrations of reading concepts, skills and strategies, in context.
- These skills and strategies are reinforced and carefully scaffolded through the prompts in the Key Links’ Guided Reading books.
KEY FEATURES
- Specifically designed for ‘age’ not ‘stage’
- Strong characters
- Engaging visuals
- Humour
- Emotion
- Rich and descriptive language
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Before becoming an International Educational Consultant in Literacy, Jill Eggleton had a wide variety of successful teaching experiences—both in the classroom and in administrative roles. As an International Educational Consultant, she’s passionate about motivating teachers and providing practical ideas in lighting the literacy fire for students.
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