Reading is thinking

Reading is thinking

reading is thinking

reading anchor chart

Reading is thinking anchor chart!

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Reading is thinking! Post it cues anchor chart

READING ALOUD comprehension strategy (scheduled via http://www.tailwindapp.com?utm_source=pinterest&utm_medium=twpin&utm_content=post99666447&utm_campaign=scheduler_attribution)

Reading is Thinking Chart. Pose a question, students write response on a sticky and put in their numbered box. Good way to check for understanding of a literary concept. Could be one question for fiction, one for nonfiction.

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This "Reading Is Thinking" anchor chart is a great way to remind your students of the importance of reading! Add this 24 x 36' poster to your literacy bulletin board for students to refer to all year long!

Reading is thinking

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

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I’ve noticed over the years that my students are great summarizers, but not so great at connecting with, talking about, and thinking through their reading. Their discussions are mostly limited to summaries and retellings. Focused lessons on thinking deeply about reading help push us to the next level. When we’re ready to move to written responses in our reader’s notebook, I have my students underline their responses using colored pencils. We use red for statements that are just within the…

Looking for free reading graphic organizers that will help your students think critically and deeply as they read, while meeting the common core reading standards? Grab this free set of reading graphic organizers that include organizers to address: comparing and contrasting, determining the theme, asking questions, summarizing fiction, finding the main idea, and understanding cause and effect. Click to grab this set for free.

HOTS (higher order thinking) task cards. Get your kiddos’ higher thinking skills flowing with these HOTS Reading Task Cards. The pack includes 50 different activities which are split into the following themes: character, author, plot, setting, book and text connections. Encouraging higher level thinking is especially important in reading in order to ensure that students develop critical comprehension skills. These are not your ordinary reading task cards; no recall questions or other…