AEC Writing and Active Reading Strategies

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Using the CUP Strategy, circle the word in the sentence: Jamal was both affable and popular, showing you don't have to be mean to be cool.

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Affable

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Using the CUP Strategy, which word should be circled in: 'Horses are gregarious animals, and they don't like to be alone.'?

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Gregarious

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CUP Strategy: Circle the word in the sentence - Mr. Lee said it, and I know that his word is unimpeachable.

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Unimpeachable

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Using the CUP Strategy, underline this in "Sick Kids Get a Dose of Canine Comfort":

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Barney and Company are Golden Retrievers who work at the Children's National Hospital.

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Using the CUP Strategy, what part of a passage to underline?

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The main idea

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Active reading strategy: "I can get a mental picture of what the writer is saying!"

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Visualize

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Active reading strategy in: "That reminds me of what I saw on the news last night."

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Connect

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Active reading strategy in: "He looked in the mirror for the third time. I'll bet he's worried about how he looks."

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Infer

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Active reading strategy for a short version of main events?

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Summarize

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Active reading strategy for wondering?

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