Visualizing and Imagining While Reading

What does it mean to "visualize" when you are reading?

• To read very fast.

• To imagine what is happening and what it might look like.

• To only look at the pictures in a book.

• To read out loud.

What helps you understand something better?

• Reading it many times.

• Imagining and visualizing it.

• Asking a friend for help.

• Looking up words in a dictionary.

What are the three important things to do when you read?

• Read, write, and draw.

• Listen, speak, and sing.

• Notice, wonder, and connect.

• Observe, question, and answer.

What should you do with your observations when you visualize?

• Write them down in a notebook.

• Share them with a friend.

• Create pictures in your head.

• Forget about them.

What do we use our imagination for when we visualize?

• To draw new pictures.

• To fill in missing information or pictures.

• To make the story longer.

• To guess the ending of the story.

When you imagine what is happening in a story, what should you use?

• Your hands.

• Your senses.

• Your voice.

• Your feet.

If a crayon label says "Red" but the crayon is actually blue, what should you do?

• Throw the crayon away.

• Study the picture and imagine what is happening.

• Ask for a new crayon.

• Color with the red part of the crayon.

What is one thing you should do when you visualize a story?

• Only listen to the story.

• Only draw pictures.

• Write about what you see as you hear the story.

• Find the right answer.