We will be working on the following strategies as we read to help us understand what we are reading. Use the following prompts as you read with your child.
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Making Connections |
| Good Readers constantly make connections between what they are reading and their lives, the world, and other texts. Making connections deepens understanding and brings meaning to the text.
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Text-to-Self |
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This story reminds me of... |
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I felt the way the character did in this story when......
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Text-to-Text |
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The main character in this story reminds me of the main character in__________. |
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The problem in this story reminds me of the problem in __________ because... |
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The solution in this story reminds me of the solution in ___________ because... |
| The lesson in this story reminds me of the lesson in __________ because... |
| The illustrations in this story remind me of the illustrations in __________ because... |
| The way this story is written reminds me of __________ because...
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Text-to-World |
| This story makes me think of... |
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Asking Questions |
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Good Readers constantly ask questions before, during, and after reading. Questioning provides a purpose for reading and keeps the reader engaged in the text. It propels the reader forward to search for answers to their questions. Questions are answered many different ways: in the text, from prior knowledge, inferences, and further research. There are also some questions that are not answered.
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