LESSON THREE: Strategies Used During Reading
LESSON DESCRIPTION
Students develop and apply strategies to self-question and correct, infer, visualize, predict and check.
GRADE-LEVEL EXPECTATIONS
CA3 During reading, develop and apply strategies to self-question and correct, infer, visualize, predict and check.
LESSON MATERIALS
§ Sources of literature
§ Supplies
o Sticky notes for each student
§ Handouts provided
o None
§ Words to Know
o predict
o infer
o visualize
FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT
After reading a new nonfiction passage and flagging a during-reading strategy, students use sticky notes to identify places where they use the “during reading” strategies charted and practiced in day’s lesson.
LEARNING ACTIVITIES
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Questions for Students |
How do reading strategies make us better readers? What are some of the other strategies that you can use to help understand text? |
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Questions for Students |
What do you predict the article is bout? What is the author trying to tell you? What questions do you have to answer as you read this passage? Can you visualize what our town would look like after a natural disaster? Are there any more predictions you would like to make? |
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Idea |
Create symbols (flags) on a transparency to help students during the activity. These symbols can be placed on the chart and used throughout the year. Some of these symbols include: Q – questioning V – visualizing P – predicting I – inferring
Students continue to use the symbols in the Lesson Assessment using sticky notes for independent practice. |