Reading Comprehension Stages and Inferences

This video tutorial on teaching reading comprehension is divided into three stages. The first stage involves guided activities to help children understand the text by circling correct answers and completing sentences. The second stage focuses on literal questions, where answers are directly found in the text. The third stage deals with inferential questions, requiring children to use their knowledge and experiences to infer answers. The video concludes with a call to subscribe and offers additional teaching resources.

What are the three stages of teaching reading comprehension mentioned in the video?

• Grammar, vocabulary, comprehension

• Guided support, literal questions, inferential questions

• Reading, writing, speaking

• Listening, speaking, writing

In the first stage, what activity involves circling the correct answer?

• Reading a text

• Drawing a picture

• Solving a puzzle

• Writing a story

What is the correct answer for the question about Bobby's pet?

• A fish with scales

• A bird with blue feathers

• A puppy with black spots

• A cat with stripes

Which sentence makes sense: 'Emma rode her goat' or 'Emma rode her horse'?

• Neither makes sense

• Both make sense

• Emma rode her horse

• Emma rode her goat

What is Shell's favorite dessert according to the clues?

• Cake

• Pie

• Ice cream

• Cookies

What is the clue word for the sentence 'Milk comes from cows'?

• From

• Cows

• Milk

• Comes

What is the answer to the riddle: 'I fly in the sky, you can sit in me'?

• Bird

• Chair

• Airplane

• Kite

What type of questions are focused on in the second stage?

• Literal questions

• Inferential questions

• Rhetorical questions

• Hypothetical questions

Who is the story about in the example of literal questions?

• Eric

• Mary

• Sandy

• John

What did Mary want to do in the story?

• Write a book

• Travel the world

• Plant a garden

• Buy a car