Reading Strategies

Stop and Jot Anchor chart

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Love these! Reading strategies bookmarks have a reading comprehension strategy poster on one side and then space for students to independently interact with the reading strategy on the back. Strategies include visualizing, using context clues, close reading, synthesizing information, making connections, making predictions, making inferences, asking questions, and drawing conclusions. Reading Strategy Posters | Reading Comprehension Strategies Activities | Reading Bookmarks | Guided Reading

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Help your students learn how to stop and jot at appropriate places while they are independently reading. These reading strategies anchor charts are a great addition to students interactive reading journals.

The asking questions reading strategy and QAR strategy are so important in encouraging students to be active readers.

My students are always working on making sure they cite evidence from a text when answering text-based questions. I have created this graphic organizer to help your students map out their thoughts. The Mclass 3D Reading Assessment TRC questions often require students to provide evidence/details from the text to support their answers. I often use this graphic organizer in small groups to reinforce the skill. This can also be used to model for students in a whole group setting and students...

The Statement/Evidence Chart is a graphic organizer to help students identify the author's key point (statement) and the evidence or reasons that support the key point(s). Students enjoy acting like detectives as they look closely for evidence in the non fiction text.

Literacy expert Jen Serravallo shares seven reading conference tips to help teachers be efficient with their time without sacrificing impact or feeling rushed.

Teaching these new reading strategies that encourage my students to "work" the text they are reading have really helped improve my students' comprehension.

Reading Is Thinking! Struggling readers often have difficulty making meaning while reading. Teaching students to use think marks to code their thinking helps and greatly increases reading comprehension. Read more and grab some freebies on this post.

These simple reading, writing & math mini anchor charts are life savers in my upper elementary classroom. My students love using these strategy rings and help encourage independent practice about reading, writing and math. Perfect for 3rd grade, 4th grade & 5th grade. This amazing bundle includes over 175 anchor charts for your students! #anchorcharts

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I absolutely love how these sticky note templates help my 4th grade students jot down their thoughts while indepndently reading. They cover a variety of skills like comparing and contrasting, making inferences, and cause and effect and are just the right size for upper elemetnary students.