Exploring Notice and Note Signposts

What are readers supposed to do in their minds as they read?

• Visualize the text as pictures

• Skip difficult words

• Read as fast as possible

• Ignore the text

What should readers do when they have lots of questions while reading?

• Stop reading

• Write down the questions

• Ignore the questions

• Ask someone else to read for them

How is reading a book similar to taking a journey?

• Both involve traveling to new places

• Both are done in a car

• Both are boring

• Both require a passport

What should readers be observant of while reading?

• The number of pages

• The book cover

• The font size

• The interesting and important events

What do real-life signposts tell drivers?

• Where to buy a car

• How to read a book

• What they ought to be doing on the road

• How to fix a car

What should students do with the blank notebook paper in their binder?

• Leave it blank

• Tear it out

• Draw a road with six signposts

• Write a story

What do authors use signposts in their stories for?

• To confuse readers

• To tell readers what to watch out for

• To make the book longer

• To decorate the pages

What should readers do when they encounter a signpost in a book?

• Ignore it

• Note it and think about its meaning

• Skip to the next chapter

• Close the book

What is the first signpost introduced in the lesson?

• Memory Moments

• Words of the Wiser

• Again and Again

• Contrasts and Contradictions

Where should students write the phrase 'When you take a journey through a book, don’t forget to stop at any notice and note sign posts'?

• On the first page of their binder

• Above the road with the signposts

• On the back cover of the book

• On a sticky note