Reading Strategies and Annotation

One reading strategy is taking a "book walk." When you take a book walk you-

• Walk around reading your book.

• Notice the headings, chapters, read the front and back covers.

• Flip through the pages.

• Ask a friend about the book while you walk.

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Other reading strategies include-

• Researching a topic.

• Asking for recommendations.

• Defining unknown words.

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Among the most important reading strategies are-

• Creating a picture in your mind of the action in the book.

• Rereading sections you don't understand.

• Annotating while you read.

• All of the choices.

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Annotating is a reading strategy that means-

• Taking notes while you read.

• Taking a book walk.

• Creating a picture in your mind.

• Very little in reality.

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When you annotate you can make connections with-

• The world around you.

• All of the choices.

• Another book.

• Something in your own life.

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When you annotate you can ask questions about-

• What's for lunch today.

• Evidence behind an author's claim.

• The weather.

• Your next hair appointment.

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When you annotate you can ask questions about-

• The setting.

• A character's reactions in the story.

• Anything else you are curious about.

• All of the choices.

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The most important way to annotate is to-

• Restate and summarize.

• Doodle in the margin.

• Ask random, off topic questions.

• Write your "to do" list in the margin.

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Annotations that restate or summarize should include-

• Important things that characters do, say, and think

• Important action, places, names

• Important ideas, statistics, quotes

• All of the choices

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When you annotate you should abbriviate and NOT use complete sentences.

• True

• False

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