Just Right Books Review

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What does a good reader do?

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thinks about what he or she is reading

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During a read-aloud, a good listener...

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sits quietly and listens to the story

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Molly is reading a book. She is having a hard time reading most of the words. On only one page, she couldn't read five of the words. Molly is trying really hard but she just doesn't understand what she is reading. She feels tired and a little frustrated. Molly's book is...

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challenging

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Avery is reading a book. He is enjoying it very much. He can read most of the words easily, but has to sound out a few of them. Avery feels comfortable reading the book, but he knows that he still has room to become a better reader. Avery's book is...

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just right

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Ally is reading a book that is an old favorite. She has read it many times before. She can read it quickly, and easily. She knows almost all of the words. Ally's book is...

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easy

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Do fiction books have characters?

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True

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How does a good reader choose a book?

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Read a little and use the five finger rule

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Stories that are not true are called fiction.

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True

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During an interactive read-aloud, what should good readers do?

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Keep eyes on the speaker or the book

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Which action is NOT "real reading"?

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Flipping pages