Enrichment Reading Level 2

Build Comprehension and Critical Thinking Skills

The purpose of early American education was to teach children how to read and understand Scripture.  Enrichment Reading reinforces this purpose by making Biblical integration a priority in the reading process.  The distinctive features of Enrichment Reading are as follows: (1) Biblical-integration, (2) reading and comprehension skills, and (3) critical thinking skills.  Ten interesting stories at each grade level introduce students to well-written fiction, exposition, history, and adventure.

Enrichment Reading is flexible.  Teachers decide how much time to spend on each story.  Some teachers break a story into several days­—reviewing the vocabulary words one day, reading the story the next, and having students answer the questions the following day—while others complete each story during a specified time frame on a given day.