First things first – for the most part, 9th grade reading comprehension worksheets are a great way to develop your skills in reading. However, I must say that I think there are some basic problems with them. So, let’s take a look at these problems. Then, I’ll be able to tell you whether or not these worksheets will work for you and how well they will work.
The first problem with these worksheets is that they are “telling” to students. When it comes to developing basic skills like reading comprehension, you need to use more than just telling your child what to do. I mean, let’s face it, that is one of the main reasons why so many schools do poorly on the NAEP reading tests.
But don’t think that basic teaching techniques alone are enough to develop your child’s reading comprehension skills. You also need to help your child develop their own skill set. You can do this with a variety of different techniques, but the most effective techniques are the ones that combine strategies that work together to get your child to read better.
Also, while I think that using reading comprehension worksheets is a great way to develop your child’s skills, I think that there is another way to do this. What I am talking about is increasing your child’s reading skills by watching the TV shows that they watch. After all, just like you can watch movies that have characters talking to each other in dialogue, you can watch TV shows that have characters talking to each other in dialogue. After all, just like you can learn how to read the newspaper with daily newspaper lessons, you can also learn how to read the dialogue in TV shows and movies.
Watching TV is actually one of the easiest ways to stimulate children’s brains. As we all know, TV is all about characters communicating with each other and exchanging information, but what is interesting is that the more characters that you see, the more that you can connect with them and the more that you can read between the lines. This is what allows us to make sense of the story that is being told.
So, how do you do this simple thing? Well, you can use a series of simple plays and scripts that feature characters that can talk with each other (not necessarily in dialogues) to help develop your child’s vocabulary, sentence structure, and comprehension skills.
So, when using the same sets of plays and scripts that you do with your child’s worksheets, you can use them as an effective way to develop your child’s comprehension skills. Just be sure that you don’t forget about story-telling and acting skills because those are the things that will really help your child to read better.
Now, if you’d like to start having fun with your kids reading comprehension exercises, download the interactive worksheets from my website. These help children to develop their skills in reading and really enjoy doing it. By the time they are in the 10th grade, they will be able to read better, and you’ll have a lot of fun doing it!
