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Graphics boost comprehension
Graphics boost comprehension
To help your child understand what he reads, take breaks to talk about what contributes to the information in the text. Notice how the pictures enhance the meaning of what he reads.
To help your child understand what he reads, take breaks to talk about what contributes to the information in the text. Notice how the pictures enhance the meaning of what he reads.
For example, ask, “Why do you think that boy looks sad?”
For example, ask, “Why do you think that boy looks sad?”
“Why did the author include this chart?”
“Why did the author include this chart?”
Comp Poster five finger retell.pdf
Videos for Reading Comprehension
Videos for Reading Comprehension
Kindergarten - Second Grade:
Kindergarten - Second Grade:
Videos for Reading Comprehension
Videos for Reading Comprehension
Second Grade - Fifth Grade:
Second Grade - Fifth Grade:
Videos about Writing:
Videos about Writing:
Comprehension Songs.pdfStop and Jot Any Story.pdfTheme posters.pdfGrades 3-5
Grades 3-5
Comprehension and Writing Resources
Comprehension and Writing Resources
These things can be printed out.
These things can be printed out.
Story Retelling Wands.pdfStory Retelling Wands
Story Retelling Wands
You can glue them to popsicle sticks or use them as is.
You can glue them to popsicle sticks or use them as is.
Comp Poster strategies.pdfReading Comprehension Strategies
Reading Comprehension Strategies
Reading Response Menus.pdfReading Response Choice Menus
Reading Response Choice Menus
fiction and nonfiction
fiction and nonfiction
Reading Bingo Intermediate.pdfGrades 3-5 Reading Bingo
Grades 3-5 Reading Bingo
list, boards and definition cards
list, boards and definition cards
Nonfiction Graphic Organizers.pdfNonfiction Graphic Organizers
Nonfiction Graphic Organizers
Fiction Graphic Organizers.pdfFiction Graphic Organizers
Fiction Graphic Organizers
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