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comprehension strategies

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English

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3rd - 5th Grade

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CCSS
RF.3.3C, RF.4.4A, RF.3.3A

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Jordan Fannin

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4 Slides • 10 Questions

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Comprehension Strategies

Reading Requires Thinking!

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Open Ended

Why is reading important?

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Multiple Choice

What do you think the word "Comprehension" means?

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Comparing

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Understanding

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Deciding

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Trying

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Strategy

What is a strategy? 

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Open Ended

When have you used a strategy to help you do something?

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Reading Comprehension Strategies will help you understand what you read. 

Let's see if you can figure out what they are!

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Fill in the Blanks

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and answering questions.

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Multiple Choice

______________ , or figuring out just the most important things that you read.

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Guessing

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Reading

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Watching

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Summarizing

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Fill in the Blanks

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, or picturing the story in your mind.

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Multiple Choice

Using text evidence and schema to make an ____________ .

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inference

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idea

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igloo

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issue

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Fill in the Blanks

Making text-to-self or text-to-text

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.

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Multiple Choice

Thinking about what might happen next and making a _________.

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plan

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project

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prediction

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story

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Poll

How many of these strategies have you used before when you're reading?

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So....what's the point? Why use reading strategies?

  • We will think about what we're reading more when we use these strategies.

  • If we're thinking about what we're reading, we're going to understand what we read better!

  • Just knowing the strategies won't make you a better reader. You have to actually USE THEM! 

  • You will probably have to think about using strategies purposefully at first, but eventually, you might not even realize you're using them!

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Comprehension Strategies

Reading Requires Thinking!

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