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| Your Students' Ticket to Reading Success |   |
| Ticket to Read is Voyager's exciting new technology component. This web-based skill-builder invites students to read hundreds of engaging and informative passages and become more fluent, learn more vocabulary words, and comprehend more about the world around them. As they learn they earn tickets for hundreds of virtual prizes to decorate their personal clubhouses. | |
 Web-based technology allows 24/7 hassle-free access for students at home, school, the library–anywhere they can connect online. Just log in and read. |
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 Oral fluency assessment scores place student at one of 16 levels—students begin reading where they're appropriately challenged. Whether students are at the head of the class or struggling readers, they experience meaningful gains. |
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 Students work independently on fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension skills (phonemic awareness and phonics coming fall 2008). Timed fluency readings give students instant feedback and goals for improvement. High-interest passages on a variety of topics sustain interest. With 30-40 exciting passages at each level, students select titles of greatest interest and progress from level to level at their own pace. |
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 Personal reading space. Students each have their own personal online clubhouse, decorated with items purchased by meeting reading goals and correctly answering comprehension questions. The Reader Leader Board and Clubhouse of the Week are personal recognition bonuses. |
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 T.J. Ticket, Ticket to Read's savvy online host, explains expectations and guides students through the site. |
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 Hands-off management. Ticket to Read requires minimal teacher supervision. Students are productively engaged, freeing teachers to focus on other instructional needs. |
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