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What a beautiful rainbow!
excited reading
Use an excited voice for the exclamation mark.
Example: Read with wonder and excitement.
Grade 3
Read aloud with expression
Practise reading short sentences with the right feeling: happy, surprised, calm, or excited.
Category: Reading Readiness
8 min
Confident
Read each sentence and try to match your voice to the feeling. Punctuation marks give you clues.
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Read and think
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The little kitten was lost and cold.
sad or gentle reading
Use a soft, gentle voice.
Example: Read slowly and gently.
Read and think
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'Stop!' shouted the guard.
urgent reading
Make the word 'Stop' sound firm.
Example: Read with urgency.
Read and think
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She whispered, 'Follow me quietly.'
quiet reading
Lower your voice for the whisper.
Example: Read softly and mysteriously.
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