You have several options, which are all fun, in my opinion.
You can have her start reading selections out loud, working on her elocution and inflection. This could be poetry or a snippet of a chapter from a literature book or even the Pathway readers.
Or study some poetry and have her memorize and recite a favorite poem.
You can have her improve on her oral narrations.
You can start assigning some independent reading w/ oral narrations. We started this last year, and my children have loved it. Now they are both reading their own literature independently and doing written narrations!
You can provide her with a basket of books that you know she would love just so she can develop that love of reading. Or take her to the library and guide her with making good, living book choices.
Since she’s 7, it would be a good idea to incorporate some copywork. CM didn’t recommend grammar and spelling until 9-10 years old, so you’re fine there for a while.
For most of us CMers, getting our childrent to the point of being confident readers means they’re also to the point of doing more independent work, which is the goal! Every year, my children get more and more independent and are becoming self-learners. There’s no need to continue to “teach” reading if she’s a fluent, confident reader. Add in more challenging books, practice narrations, increase her reading level. Do the other suggestions, and you’ll be just fine. Actually, you’ll be an over-achiever!
Blessings,
Lindsey