Video Lessons for Reading Comprehension: Introducing the Middle School Reading Project
Looking for a way to boost your students’ reading comprehension skills? Check out the Middle School Reading Project made up of interactive video lessons from Edpuzzle Originals!
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To learn to read is to light a fire; every syllable that is spelled is a spark. -Victor Hugo
How can we help our students cultivate a love of literature?
The Edpuzzle Originals Middle School Reading Project will help you teach reading comprehension skills using real-life topics that your middle school students will encounter in their core subjects.
These interactive video lessons include dynamic read-alouds where students can follow along with the on-screen text, then follow-up videos where students will practice analyzing the text.
Built for differentiation, you can use the read-alouds with students who need some extra support, while students who are ready for it can go straight to the text analysis video lessons. Check them out below!
Reading Comprehension Video Lessons: Charles Dickens and Victorian London (8 videos)
In this video series, students will work on listening comprehension in a read-aloud of the informational text “Life in Victorian London” and then work through a series of reading comprehension skills in the following videos.
Reading Comprehension Video Lessons: Invasive Species (13 videos)
These video lessons aim to teach reading comprehension skills while simultaneously building knowledge topics that students encounter in middle school science, like this series on invasive species.
Explore all of the reading comprehension video lessons available on Edpuzzle, with more on the way!