How to do a good job in primary school students 'extra-cursory reading--a summary of reading guidance experience

To guide primary school students to do well in extra-cursory reading, the following steps can be considered: Understanding the reading needs of primary school students: It is very important to understand the reading needs of primary school students. Primary school students might be interested in classic literature, or they might prefer fantasy, science fiction, and other different types of novels. When guiding primary school students to read, they needed to choose the corresponding books according to their interests, hobbies, and reading level. 2. To provide reading resources: to provide primary school students with a wealth of reading resources such as books in libraries, bookstores, online reading websites and platforms, as well as reading promotion activities, can help primary school students better understand the importance of reading and cultivate interest in reading. 3. encourage reading and sharing: primary school students 'reading ability and interest need to be constantly cultivated and improved. When guiding primary school students to read, we can encourage them to read and write more, share their reading experiences and feelings, and help them better understand and master reading knowledge. 4. Pay attention to the reading effect: Extra-cursory reading is not only to broaden the knowledge of primary school students, but also to improve their reading level and thinking ability. When guiding primary school students to read, we should pay attention to the reading effect, encourage them to think and explore in reading, and cultivate their critical thinking and language skills. 5. Guide parents to participate: Parents are the reading supporters and guides of primary school students. They can read with primary school students and share their reading experiences to provide a better reading environment and support for primary school students. In order to guide primary school students to do well in extra-cursory reading, the whole society needs to work together, from parents, teachers, reading material publishing companies and other parties to jointly promote primary school students 'reading career and provide better support and help for their growth and development.

The teaching plan for the elementary school extra-cursory reading guidance class is as follows: Title: Reading and Growth Target: Let the students feel the joy and sense of accomplishment of reading. 2. Cultivate students 'interest and ability in reading. 3. Let the students learn to read and filter information on their own. Teaching content: 1. Read classic literary works such as The Little Prince and Hans Christian Andersen's Fairy Tales. 2. Read online literature such as Harry Potter and The Lord of the Rings. 3. Read news, magazines, and other practical information books. Teaching process: Introduction (5 minutes) Demonstrate the importance and benefits of reading through videos and pictures to stimulate students 'interest in reading. Warm-up (10 minutes) 1. Group discussion: Favorite books and reasons. 2. Show the results of reading, such as reflections, notes, etc. Reading Guide (25 minutes) 1. Let the students read the classics on their own. 2. To analyze the problems encountered by the students in the process of reading and provide guidance and help. 3. Let the students share their favorite reading methods such as reading aloud, taking notes, translating, etc. Reading (20 minutes) 1. Let the students read online literature works and give appropriate guidance and evaluation. 2. Let students read news, magazines, and other practical information books to understand society and the world. 3. Group discussion: What influence and enlightenment did books have on one's life? Fifth, summary (5 minutes) 1. Review the main content and gains of this lesson. 2. Students should be encouraged to read more books to develop the habit of reading. Homework (5 minutes) 1. Ask the students to write a reading report about the content and feelings of the books they read. Students were required to read a book each week and share their thoughts.

The following points can be considered when recommending extra-cursory reading materials to primary school students: 1. Age: Primary school students should read books suitable for their age, such as children's literature or picture books. 2. The content should be suitable for the age and mentality of primary school students and should be positive and inspiring. 3. Beautiful language: Beautiful, lively and interesting reading materials can make it easier for primary school students to understand and absorb. 4. Rich illustrations: Illustrations can help primary school students better understand the story and enhance the appeal of the reading material. 5. Reading interest: Primary school students 'interest in reading is also an important factor in recommending reading materials. You can recommend books based on their interests, such as science fiction, fantasy, adventure, and so on. When recommending extra-cursory reading materials to primary school students, they should choose suitable reading materials based on their interests and guide them to read healthy and beneficial content.

Cultivating primary school students 'interest in extra-cursory reading can start from the following aspects: Creating a reading environment: Create a comfortable and quiet reading environment for primary school students at home so that they can relax and enjoy reading. Some books, bookshelves, or bookstores could be arranged at home so that primary school students could easily find books that they were interested in. 2. provide reading materials: provide primary school students with books suitable for them to read. these books can cover a variety of topics, including fairy tales, science fiction, fantasy novels, etc. At the same time, they could provide some inspirational books for primary school students according to their interests and preferences so that they could continue to grow through reading. 3. encourage reading and sharing: Primary school students can be encouraged to invite other children to read their favorite books and share their reading experience. This could enhance the interest of primary school students in reading and also allow them to learn from other people's knowledge and experience. 4. Pay attention to reading guidance: In the process of reading, primary school students can be given appropriate reading guidance according to their interests and reading level. It could teach primary school students how to choose the right books, how to understand the story and the relationship between the characters, how to grasp the reading progress, and so on. 5. Create reading activities: You can organize some reading activities such as reading competitions, reading sharing sessions, etc. These activities can enhance the interest of primary school students in reading, allowing them to experience a sense of accomplishment and pride in reading. In short, in order to cultivate the interest of primary school students in extra-cursory reading, we need to start from many aspects to let them grow and enjoy the pleasure of reading.

The following points can be considered when recommending extra-cursory reading materials to primary school students: 1. Age: Primary school students 'reading level is relatively low. It is recommended to choose books that are suitable for their age. For example, students in grades one to three can choose classic fairy tales such as The Little Prince and Hans Christian Andersen's Fairy Tales; students in grades four to six can choose some sci-fi, fantasy, adventure and other types of books. 2. The content is suitable: When choosing books, it is recommended to choose books with suitable, interesting and enlightening contents to guide primary school students to cultivate their interest in reading and improve their reading standards. 3. Reading methods: Primary school students may have a single way of reading. They can choose some vivid and interesting picture books, story books, comic books, etc. This can make it easier for primary school students to accept and understand the contents of the books. 4. Combination with school curriculum: The recommended books can be combined with the school curriculum to let the primary school students experience the joy of learning while reading, and at the same time, it can also strengthen their interest and ability in reading. 5. Regular reading: It is recommended that primary school students read for a certain amount of time every week, ranging from a few minutes to a few hours. This can make them more accustomed to reading and also cultivate their interest in reading. To recommend extra-cursory reading materials to primary school students, we need to pay attention to their age, reading level and interest. Choosing books with suitable content and interesting reading methods to strengthen the cultivation of regular reading can make primary school students grow and develop through reading.

Reading is an important way to improve self-accomplishment and expand knowledge, and the cultivation of primary school students 'interest in reading is even more important. The following are some ways to increase the interest of primary school students in reading outside the classroom: 1. Rich reading materials: provide primary school students with a variety of reading materials, including storybooks, comic books, encyclopedia, poetry, etc., so that they can feel the joy of reading in a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere. 2. Cultivate reading habits: Let primary school students develop the habit of reading. Arrange a certain amount of time to read every day. You can make a reading plan, such as reading for 30 minutes every day. 3. Create a reading environment: Create a comfortable and quiet reading environment for primary school students at home. You can install reading lights and arrange comfortable tables and chairs to let primary school students feel the joy of reading. 4. encourage reading sharing: you can encourage primary school students to share their reading experiences and feelings, which can enhance their interest and confidence in reading. 5. Reward reading achievements: When primary school students achieve reading achievements, they can be rewarded with rewards such as praise and prizes to let them feel the sense of accomplishment and pride brought by reading. 6. Cultivate reading interest groups: You can organize reading interest groups for primary school students to voluntarily participate in and exchange reading experiences and feelings. This can enhance their reading interest and social skills. 7. Guiding reading and thinking: In the process of reading, primary school students can be guided to read and think, such as asking questions, analyzing the structure of the article, thinking about the author's intentions, etc. This can help them better understand and absorb the content in the book. There are many ways to improve the interest of primary school students in reading outside the classroom. The key is to let primary school students feel the joy and meaning of reading, so that they can grow and develop in reading.

There are many books recommended for primary school students to read outside the classroom. The following are some books that are suitable for reading: The Little Prince (Antoine de Saint-Exupéry): This is a classic fairy tale novel about the little prince leaving his planet to explore the various wonderful things in the universe and finally returning to his planet. 2 Harry Potter series (JK Rowling): This is a novel about the magical world, which tells the story of Harry Potter's growth at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry and his struggle with Voldemort. "Dream of the Red Chamber"(Cao Xueqin): This is a classical Chinese novel that tells the love story of Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu, and others, as well as the decline of feudal society. 4. Andersen's Fairy Tales (Hans Andersen): This is a classic fairy tale novel that contains many stories about love, kindness, and courage. It is suitable for readers of all ages. 5 Grimm's Fairy Tales (Jacob Grimm and William Grimm): This is a classic collection of fairy tales, containing many stories about justice, evil, morality and ethics, suitable for readers of all ages. These books were all classic literary works. Not only were they interesting, but they could also improve students 'reading ability and imagination. At the same time, parents and students could also choose books that suited their interests and needs.

The best way to improve the reading ability of primary school students is to encourage them to read many different types of books, including novels, fairy tales, poems, etc. Through reading outside the classroom, primary school students can come into contact with a wider range of knowledge and expand their imagination and thinking ability. Here are some suggestions to help primary school students improve their reading skills: 1. Choose books suitable for primary school students: Choose books suitable for primary school students 'age and reading level, such as classic fairy tales and novels, or picture books and story books suitable for their age. 2. Regular reading: It is recommended that primary school students read for a certain amount of time every week. They can make a reading plan according to the actual situation. Reading time can be adjusted according to personal circumstances and school regulations. 3. Sharing the reading experience: It allows primary school students to share the books they read or read with them and discuss the plot and characters in the books. This would help primary school students better understand and remember the contents of the book. 4. encourage reading interest: you can pay attention to the reading interest of primary school students and help them choose books and reading materials that interest them. The cultivation of reading interest could be achieved by recommending books and organizing reading activities. 5. Reward for reading: You can set up a reading reward system. For example, after reading a certain amount of books, you can give small rewards such as small gifts, small red flowers, etc. This would help stimulate the interest and enthusiasm of primary school students. Using extra-cursory reading to improve the reading level of primary school students requires the joint efforts of parents and education workers. By providing suitable books for primary school students to read, encouraging reading interest and providing reading rewards, we can promote the improvement of primary school students 'reading level and ability.

The following suggestions can be taken into account when carrying out primary school students 'extra-cursory reading activities: 1. Choose suitable extra-cursory reading materials: including novels, essays, poems, etc. These materials should be in line with the reading level and interest of primary school students, and should also be educational. 2. Design a reading plan: You can formulate a corresponding reading plan according to the age and reading level of primary school students. For example, you can read one or more different types of articles every week or hold a reading competition every month. 3. provide a variety of reading methods: for example, organizing reading lectures in class or using school resources to build reading corners and reading groups so that primary school students can freely choose the time and place to read. 4. Strengthening reading promotion: You can invite experts, scholars, or parents to the school to give reading promotion speeches or organize reading activities, or use social media and other channels to publicize and promote. 5. Cultivate reading habits: Through regular reading activities and reading promotion, primary school students will gradually develop reading habits and interests to improve their reading standards.

Carrying out extra-cursory reading activities for primary school students could allow them to expand their knowledge by reading excellent literary works, improve their reading comprehension ability, and cultivate their independent thinking and innovation ability. The following are some suggestions for carrying out after-school reading activities for primary school students: 1. Choose literature suitable for primary school students, such as fairy tales, fables, science fiction, historical stories, etc. These works could attract their interest and help them understand different cultures and ideas. 2. To provide reading materials and arrange reading time regularly. You can arrange time for students to read at school or at home. Parents or teachers could also be encouraged to read with their children regularly. 3. Carry out reading activities such as sharing reading experiences and discussing reading materials. This way, the students could better understand the work and exchange their thoughts and feelings. 4. Students are encouraged to express their reading results through writing. This will help students better master reading skills and also train their writing skills. 5. To organize a reading exhibition to display the students 'reading achievements. This way, the students would feel that their reading was recognized and would be encouraged to continue reading. Primary school students 'extra-cursory reading activities need to pay attention to guidance and motivation, but also need to pay attention to the quality and effect of reading. Through such activities, students can improve their reading level and thinking ability, laying a solid foundation for their growth and development.