Reading Strategy Visualize

When I read the title and any headings, read captions, look at any pictures before reading

• I am previewing the text

• I am viewing the text

• I am reviewing the text

During reading, do I...?

• Read things in order, sometimes skimming sections while focusing on others depending on the purpose

• Reread sections when something doesn't make sense or seems important

• Identify the main idea and supporting details

• Check and change predictions

When you read, you use strategies before, during and after reading

• True

• False

After reading, some strategies that students might use are to...

• Reread sections if they need to

• Summarize what they read

• Think about how they could use this information.

What are: visualizing; summarizing; clarifying; making connections; responding to ideas; asking questions?

• tools to identify important information

• ways to mark a text

• active reading strategies

• all of the above

When you draw an illustration about the text, you are...

• Connecting

• Visualizing

• Clarifying

• Evaluating

picture details in your mind

• make inferences

• visualize

• ask questions

• synthesize

When you create a mental image of the story while reading, you are...

• A) Summarizing

• B) Visualizing

• C) Clarifying

• D) Evaluating

Which reading strategy involves picturing scenes in your mind as you read?

• A) Visualizing

• B) Summarizing

• C) Questioning

• D) Predicting

What is the purpose of visualizing while reading?

• A) To memorize facts

• B) To enhance understanding

• C) To improve vocabulary

• D) To increase reading speed