See the Words
Your eyes look at letters, words, and sentences on a page or screen.
Reading means recognizing written words and understanding what they mean. Practice by reading a short passage and explaining it in your own words.
"Reading is how we turn symbols into understanding, stories into imagination, and words into power."
Reading is when your eyes see letters and words, your brain thinks about them, and you understand what they mean.
Your eyes look at letters, words, and sentences on a page or screen.
Your brain connects those words to sounds, ideas, and things you already know.
Real reading happens when you know what the words are trying to say.
Tap each example to reveal what the sentence means.
Saying words is not enough by itself. A strong reader understands what the words mean.
Click the sentence. Then choose the matching meaning.
Answer all 5 questions and see your score.
Read the sentence and explain what it means in your own words.
When you read, think about what the words mean. Ask questions about unfamiliar words or parts of the story.