Sentence examples for stage of reading from inspiring English sources

My eleven year old is at that wonderful life stage of reading in the same way.

"At the very beginning stage of reading," she writes, "the initial goal is to draw the child's attention to the sounds of language".

The young age of these children together with the task of naming unrelated words offered the advantage of investigating naming fluency at an early stage of reading development.

Our selection included only those children with stable and persistent reading problems, and they were therefore a pure representation of reading disabled children at this early stage of reading acquisition.

While fans whirred overhead in the high-ceilinged building I made my way through the stacks, moving from children's books to adult fare – Mary Renault's Alexander trilogy was a particularly significant "bridge" between these two stages of reading.

The Man Who Wore All His Clothes by Allan Ahlberg, illustrated by Katharine McEwen (Walker, £9.99) Part first reader, part picture book, The Man Who Wore All His Clothes is propelled by a zaniness that lifts the spirits and shows that the early stages of reading need not be predictable or pedestrian.

Readable pseudowords, rather than words, were used to mimic early non-automatic stages of reading when reading is achieved by decoding words through grapheme phoneme pairing and combination.

These results suggest that MG must be inhibited to discriminate between pseudowords containing reversible letters, generalizing the findings regarding single letters to a context more representative of the early stages of reading.

The result is that the younger children pick up the words they see in front of them and hear pronounced, and soon they are in the initial stages of reading themselves.

When I was still in early stages of reading the book, two things struck me.

Instead, our investigation focused on early and more basic processing stages of reading.