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Reading Comprehension Strategies. Make Connections. What connections do I make as. I read? Good readers notice pieces of text that relate to or remind them of: • Their lives, past experiences, and prior knowledge. • Other books, articles, movies, songs, or pieces of writing. • Events, people, or issues Tips: • That reminds me of...
The 58 graphic organizers included in this resource are especially suited to supplement a study on reading comprehension. Each organizer is ideal for use in a whole-class environment, and can also be adapted to suit the individual needs of your students.
When I introduce these general processes to my students, I do it by introducing a couple at a time with short texts. We put the strategies and prompts on chart paper and post them with illustrations at the front of the classroom. 1. Set Purposes for Reading.
Proficient readers actively interact with text. They comprehend what they read because they ask questions, predict, visualize, connect, and respond to the text. Using this organizer will engage students in active reading.
This guide will help you model reading comprehension strategies for your readers. To create an investigation journal, use a composition notebook, binder, or even staple together
Identifying the main idea and details is an essential reading comprehension strategy. These high-interest texts, ranging from biographies to science and social studies topics, are accompanied by main idea and supporting details worksheets, organizers, text-dependent questions, activities, and teaching ideas to build this critical reading skill.
• Think about and use appropriate strategies when reading for different purposes. • Reflect on and respond to text through collaborative conversations. (p.
