Teaching Literal and Inference Questions #comprehesion

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Teaching Literal and Inference Questions #comprehesion

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How to teach beginning readers to use picture cues and sound/letters to read words -parent help

 

                                                                                   

 

                      

Free printables

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School Closures, Parents Teaching, Kids Learning

Hula Hoops are easy to find, easy to use and adaptable for different grades and concepts.  Venn diagrams are both a tool for teaching similarities and differences and as an assessment demonstrating kids' understanding of concepts  by their placement of cards, stickers drawings and/or objects

Video of activities

Read Along For Children - The Last Night featuring Nocturnal Animals

Have children read this cute story.  The Last Night, was inspired by the books Nocturnal Animals and The Hat.  After reading  The Last Night, have children complete the comprehension questions.

Have children read along with the video story

Comprehension Questions
After children read the story have them answer the comprehension questions.  If needed, have children rewind the video to help  find the answers

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Sequencing - eating a Popsicle, cupcake, pizza and cheeseburger

Have students watch the video and then have them re-watch the video while completing the practice pages (free printables)  below

Sequencing- the stages of eating a  Popsicle  - first, second, third, fourth and fifth

You could also say - first, second, third, fourth and last.

Practice Page - Order the Popsicles as they were eaten from first to fifth.  Have students draw an arrow from the Popsicles to their order of sequence

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Sequencing the stages of eating a cupcake - first, second, third, fourth and fifth.

You could also say - first, second, third, fourth and last.

Practice Page - Order the cupcakes as they were eaten from first to Last.  Have students draw an arrow from the cupcakes to their order of sequence.

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Sequencing- the stages of eating a  pizza  - first, second, third, fourth and fifth

You could also say - first, second, third, fourth and last.

Practice Page - Order the pizzas as they were eaten from first to last.  Have students draw an arrow from the pizzas to their order of sequence

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Sequencing- the stages of eating a  cheeseburger  - first, second, third, fourth and fifth

You could also say - first, second, third, fourth and last.

Practice Page - Order the cheeseburgers  as they were eaten from first to last.  Have students draw an arrow from the pizzas to their order of sequence.

Answers

Reading Comprehension Organizers: sequencing, summarizing, generalizing....

Reading Comprehension Organizers

Each organizer is introduced with a completed example followed by a practice template.  The practice templates can be used with fiction and non-fiction texts that the children are reading

Sequencing Example

Practice Template - Usable with fiction and non-fiction reads

Categorizing Example

Practice Template

Compare and Contrast Example

Student Practice

Cause and Effect Example

Student Practice

Main Idea Example

Student Practice

Summary Example

Student Practice

Retelling Example

Student Practice

Generalization Example

Student Practice

Book Markers