Reading Strategies

What does the predicting strategy involve?

• Evaluating the characters

• Making guesses based on clues from the text and your own knowledge

• Summarizing the story

• Visualizing the events

Which strategy makes reading personal and relatable?

• Inference

• Clarify

• Question

• Connect

What is the most important thing you need to know according to the text?

• Evaluating the story

• Visualizing the characters

• Predicting the outcome

• Identifying Main Ideas

What does the inference strategy involve?

• Evaluating the themes

• Connecting with the characters

• Summarizing the story

• Using clues from the story and what you already know to figure out things that the author doesn't directly say

What does the evaluating strategy involve?

• Clarifying new words

• Predicting the events

• Forming opinions and making judgments about the story, its characters, or its themes

• Identifying main ideas

What does the visualizing strategy help you do?

• Connect with the plot twists

• Summarize the key events

• Question the author's purpose

• Bring stories to life by creating vivid mental images of characters, settings, and events

What does the clarifying strategy involve?

• Summarizing the main ideas

• Looking up new words, rereading confusing parts, or asking for help to make the story crystal clear

• Predicting the characters' motivations

• Identifying the setting

What does the questioning strategy lead you to?

• Evaluating the characters

• Deeper understanding and curiosity

• Summarizing the story

• Visualizing the events

What does summarizing help you do?

• Clarify new words

• Evaluate the themes

• Predict the plot twists

• Remember the main ideas and keep track of key events

What is the purpose of the predicting strategy?

• To engage your imagination and keep expectations high

• To summarize the story

• To evaluate the characters

• To visualize the events