WorksheetsReading like a Reader vs. Reading like a Writer
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 4mins
Feeling happy, sad, confused, angry, etc., at what is happening in the text
Reading like a reader
Reading like a writer
Connecting what is happening in the text to what is happening in our world
Reading like a reader
Reading like a writer
Reading to understand characters, plot, and content.
Reading like a reader
Reading like a writer
Asking what, how, and why the author employed a specific strategy or technique
Reading like a reader
Reading like a writer
Evaluating if you agree or disagree with an element from the text
Reading like a reader
Reading like a writer
Predicting what will happen next
Reading like a reader
Reading like a writer
Questioning what they are reading
Reading like a reader
Reading like a writer
Looking specifically at HOW an author uses conventions, text features, and diction
Reading like a reader
Reading like a writer
Making inferences
Reading like a reader
Reading like a writer
Asking, “How can I imitate this?”
Reading like a reader
Reading like a writer
Identifying the author's craft (writing techniques and style).
Reading like a reader
Reading like a writer
Analyzing the impact of the author’s choices
Reading like a reader
Reading like a writer
