Third, the cultivation of reading ability should proceed from the reality of students and textbooks. Chinese teaching in primary schools often distrusts students. I think students know nothing, and their understanding of the text depends entirely on the teacher's explanation. Even what the students have understood is said sentence by sentence. In this way, students' interest in learning is not strong, which inhibits their enthusiasm. Students just listen and passively accept. How to cultivate reading ability? In fact, some texts, or some paragraphs and sentences, will be understood after reading, and teachers don't need to talk more. For example, "The Rich Xisha Islands" describes the various colors of the sea: "There are dark blue, light blue, green, light green and apricot yellow, which are staggered, colorful and extremely beautiful." Describe coral: "Some are like blooming flowers, and some are like beautiful antlers. Sea cucumber ... big lobster ... "Students understand it as soon as they read it, and they read it vividly and with relish. The actual effect is much better than the teacher's blind analysis and explanation. Students' reading ability can reflect their understanding of the text. If you don't understand the meaning of words and sentences in the text well, students will inevitably read poorly; If you don't understand the meaning correctly, the tone and feeling of reading aloud will be inappropriate and uncomfortable. Therefore, it is necessary to deeply understand the students' understanding of the text, and where are the difficulties. As long as you find three students in the upper, middle and lower levels to read the text separately, you can know the reality of the students. Only by knowing the students' reality can we teach in a targeted way. Some texts are far from the reality of students' lives, and students must be difficult to understand. For example, in the sixth volume, Ships in the Desert, students know little about deserts and camels because of different living environments. How can they understand? I put a projection of a ship sailing in the water and hung a photo of a camel standing in the desert. By comparing the two pictures, let the students understand that "ship" refers to camel, which is a means of transportation in the desert, so people call it "ship" in the desert. Then I asked why camels can live in the desert. What are its characteristics? How does it adapt to life in the desert? What's the role? What are the characteristics, skills and uses of camels? Guide students to read and discuss. In this way, through thinking training, the reading ability of primary school students is gradually cultivated. Reading teaching methods should not be the same. It depends on the content of the text, the actual level of students, what to say, what to read, what to practice and what to do. Teachers should boldly believe in students' understanding ability and believe that they can master a considerable part of the content through reading, practice and discussion. Teachers should explore how to effectively cultivate students' reading ability and develop their intelligence in view of those aspects that students are not easy to master. Fourth, to cultivate reading ability, we should be good at inspiring students to question and fully mobilize their initiative and enthusiasm. In reading teaching, if only teachers ask questions and students answer them, students will always be in a passive situation. We should teach students how to learn reading knowledge and form reading ability one by one. Gradually cultivate students' study habits. To cultivate students' reading ability, teachers should try their best to make students ask questions that they don't understand, so that students can learn more actively. Teachers can let students preview the text, read pinyin for words they don't know, and look it up in the dictionary for meanings they don't understand. If it can't be solved, the teacher will help. In teaching, teachers guide and inspire students to put forward incomprehensible places (such as sentences, a paragraph, a content, etc.). Sometimes, when students really can't mention it, the teacher asks them if they understand a sentence or a meaning. In this way, students can gradually develop the good habit of finding what they don't understand and asking questions when reading the text. The teacher tried to inspire the students to answer each other's questions. What they can't really solve is explained by the teacher. Once students are inspired, their enthusiasm will be high, they will study hard and find more problems on their own initiative. Students have a stronger thirst for knowledge and a deeper interest in learning. For example, when teaching My Little Brother, students ask questions one after another: "Why does my little brother and his mother live in a women's prison?" "Why does my brother have to be escorted to class by spies every day?" "Why did the spy spy spy on his brother's class?" "In prison, why can my brother learn all his lessons well?" "Why does my brother study so hard?" ..... Therefore, only by being good at inspiring students to question and actively study can they really cultivate their reading ability step by step. Fifth, "Give it to fish" to let students learn to read. It's not enough to be interested. For example, some students skim through all the vivid contents because of their interest. Others read good articles, but they don't know how to accumulate knowledge, absorb skills and apply them to writing. Obviously, this reading method has little effect. Therefore, we should further guide them not only to love reading, but also to read better and more effectively. As a reading guide, we should introduce some effective reading methods to students. 1. skim. The application of this method is generally to selectively read relevant chapters or parts of relevant books and newspapers according to some needs of students in classroom study or writing, so as to apply what they have learned. For example, after learning the lesson "There is only one earth", students read the book "Man and Nature" purposefully (or look it up on the Internet) in order to have a more comprehensive and in-depth understanding of the close relationship between human beings, the earth and nature. Moreover, students should be instructed to borrow relevant materials from the library, and then choose the parts they need to write small scientific papers, so as to cultivate students' ability to extract and use materials. At the same time, it also enriches language accumulation and improves reading interest and reading ability. Intensive reading. The so-called intensive reading method is to concentrate some key articles in books and newspapers and read them word by word from the outside to the inside. It is the most important and basic means to cultivate students' reading ability. Some articles are meaningful in language, quoted from classics and vivid in plot. Based on these works, teachers can guide students to intensive reading, require students to devote themselves wholeheartedly, mobilize a variety of senses, do their mouth, eyes, heart, hands, read, think and note, and gradually develop the good habit of reading carefully. 3. Read silently. The silent reading method is to read the time without pronouncing, distinguishing or distracting, but to look at the general situation quickly. This requires students to concentrate and process and digest information quickly in the process of fast browsing. In ancient China, there were sayings of "learning from the past and seeking for the past" and "reading at different levels", which shows that speed reading ability has long been advocated. Using silent reading, we can get as much information as possible in the shortest time. To improve reading ability, it is not enough to teach dozens of texts in class. We must actively stimulate students' interest in reading after class through reading teaching. In teaching, it is sometimes difficult for teachers to answer students' questions. However, mobilizing students solved the problem again. After I finished teaching Spider's Web, a student asked, "Spider's Web can stick to small flying insects, beetles, etc., but it won't stick to itself. What is the reason? " I didn't expect the students to ask this question. I improvise and mobilize students to say, "Think about it! See who can figure it out? " A student replied, "Because spiders have oil on them, they can't stick." I then asked, "How do you know?" The student replied, "I read it in the book Miss Grandpa." Because students read more extracurricular books, they not only improve their reading ability but also increase their scientific knowledge. In teaching, we often find that some students can properly use many words that have not been learned in textbooks when answering questions. It can be seen that students acquire knowledge through extracurricular reading. Therefore, encouraging students to read extensively is the way to improve their reading ability. Usually, teachers should pay attention to introducing reading materials that meet the students' acceptance level for them to read. Teachers should also inspire students to use the reading methods learned in teaching to read. Students' extensive reading will enrich their knowledge and broaden their thinking. There is no doubt that it is a good way to make friends with the reading ability of primary school students. In short, through purposeful, planned, orderly and step-by-step training, primary school students' reading ability will be gradually improved.