1.   The after-school program offers reading instruction to students who need it.

2.   Another friend ribs me for ever reading instructions.

3.   Beyond that, effective methods of reading instruction are unusually complex, and many teachers receive only limited training in the new methods, Lyon said.

4.   But a child who leaves class several times a week for special reading instruction will miss math, science or whatever is offered while he is away.

5.   But hold off on formal reading instruction until children are developmentally ready.

6.   He taught himself by reading instructions printed inside boxes of film.

7.   In the Kansas City area, as elsewhere, clashes over reading instruction have provoked parents to convene their own reading and phonics classes at home for their children.

8.   Language is the architecture of thought, and phonics-based reading instruction provides the solid foundation upon which to build an edifice of learning.

9.   The education bill President Bush signed into law on Tuesday includes an ambitious federal commitment to reading instruction that emphasizes phonics over other methods.

10.   There appear to be three types of people when it comes to reading instructions.