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Reading Strategies

Reading Comprehension Strategies from Literacy Clusters Notebook
Good ReadersHow to Express This Understanding
Make Connections"I made a connection when . . ."
Use Text Structure"I noticed the author. . ."
Determine Importance in Text"I thought _______ was important because. . ."
Create Sensory Images"I visualized. . ." "I pictured. . ."
Draw Inferences"I read for clues and I decided. . ."
 "I figured out _______ because. . ."
Summarize"_______ wanted _______, but. . . So. . ."
 " The part I liked best was. . . "
Ask Questions"I wonder. . . "
Use "Fix-Up" Strategies"When I read _______, I had to re-read, read back, read on. . ."
  
Quality Reading Questions 
How did you feel about reading this story? (easy, OK, difficult, interesting. . .)What part of the story did you like best? Why?
Did anything in the story remind you of an experience that you have had?Did something in the story remind you of anything in your own life?
Did anything in the book remind you of another book you have read?Are you familiar with this author? Illustrator?
Why do you think the author wrote the story?Will you retell the story to me in order?
How did the story begin?Which character in the story was your favorite? Why?
Did anything (funny, sad, happy, scary, etc.) happen in the story?What kinds of problems happened in the story? How were they solved?
How would you have ended the story if you were the author?Did you learn anything new while reading the story?
What would you tell your friends about this story?Would you recommend this story? Why? or Why not?
Do you want to read other stories by this author or about this topic?What is the main idea of the story?

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