Notice and Note Fiction Strategies

Poll

Have you heard of the Notice and Note strategies?

• I know it so well I can teach it!

• I have heard of it.

• Maybe?

• I have literally no idea.

Audio Response

What is this sign? What do you know when you see it? What do you ask yourself when you see it?

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Multiple Choice

What should you do when you see a sign?

(chose the answer in the presentation)

• Figure it out and act on it.

• Stop!

• Be careful of danger.

• Read it.

Multiple Choice

What should you do when you see a signPOST?

(chose the answer in the presentation)

• Think of it like a sign, stop, pay attention!

• Tell your teacher.

• Be careful of danger.

• Read it and take notes about it.

Multiple Choice

A signpost is...

• a significant or important moment in a story.

• something that tells you how to drive.

• words of the wiser.

• your happy place.

Multiple Choice

How many fiction signposts are there?

• 4

• 5

• 6

• 7

Multiple Choice

When you see a signpost in a story you should...

• stop and notice it.

• tell your teacher.

• take notes.

• annotate it.

Multiple Choice

According to the video, all stories can ....

• take you on a journey.

• help you pass state testing.

• help you learn words.

• give you wisdom.

Multiple Choice

According to the video, as we read we need to...

• be observant.

• find a good reading spot.

• tell our teacher.

• take not.

Poll

What did you think of the song?

• UGH. Cringy.

• It was ok.

• I loved it.

Audio Response

Name the six (6) fiction signposts.

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​Glue in your Reading Notebooks...