Reading Comprehension Strategies

Using prior knowledge and information from the text to draw a conclusion

To create mental pictures

To ask questions before, during, and after reading a text

To judge or deciding if a detail suggests a larger key idea

To find part of a text you do and do not understand

To creating pictures in your mind

To ask questions before, during, and after reading a text

To Judge details to determine their importance

To set a purpose or reason for reading

To find part of a text you do and do not understand

To as questions before, during, and after reading a text

Linking parts of the text to what you already know

To set a purpose or reason for reading

To find part of a text you do and do not understand

To as questions before, during, and after reading a text

Linking parts of the text to what you already know

Using prior knowledge and information from the text to draw a conclusion

To as questions before, during, and after reading a text

Linking parts of the text to what you already know

To guess about information in a text and prove your predictions with text evidence

Using prior knowledge and information from the text to draw a conclusion

Creating mental pictures

To find part of a text you do and do not understand

To guess about information in a text and prove your predictions with text evidence

To judge or decide if a detail suggests a larger key idea

To as questions before, during, and after reading a text

To find part of a text you do and do not understand

To guess about information in a text and prove your predictions with text evidence

To judge or decide if a detail suggests a larger key idea

To as questions before, during, and after reading a text

To find part of a text you do and do not understand

Putting all the information together; to summarize

To judge or decide if a detail suggests a larger key idea

Creating mental pictures

To find part of a text you do and do not understand

Putting all the information together; to summarize