Reading Strategy

What are the three P's we use when using the PLAN reading strategy?

• Plan, Predict, and Preview

• Preview, Purpose, and Predict

• Ponder, Predict, and Preview

• Purpose, Plan, and Preview

What do you do when using the reading strategy 'Monitor'?

• Read between the lines

• Look for confusing parts and re-read

• Preview, Plan, Predict

• Ask Questions

When we Make Inferences, we are

• Guessing the meaning of the story

• Reading between the lines

• Asking Questions

• Making Connections

When you focus on the MOST important idea or information, you are using which reading strategy?

• Make Inferences

• Make Connections

• Determine Importance

• Ask Questions

You are reading a story in ELA, the story reminds you of something you learned in Social Studies. You use what you learned in Social Studies to help you understand the ELA story. What strategy did you use?

• Synthesize

• Make Connections

• Make Inferences

• Visualize

You are starting a new unit in Science. The teacher has assigned textbook pages to read. What strategy would BEST help you preview vocabulary terms, predict what will happen in each section, and find out the purpose of the new unit?

• Plan

• Synthesize

• Make Connection

• Visualize

What does Exposition mean on a Plot Diagram?

• The boiling point of the story

• The rising action

• The beginning of a story

• The resolution

Turn the title into a ​ (a)   and try to answer it by the end of the reading.

• question

• statement

• song

• summary

True or False:

Structure focuses on how the text is organized

• True

• False

combining what you read with what you know, to figure out what the author does not tell us directly

• predict

• visualize

• make inferences

• make connections