Reading strategies posters

Beanie Baby Reading Strategies are a great scaffold to help students decode unknown words during guided reading instruction or independent reading. This set includes posters, bookmarks, an overview sheet, and strategy sticks for you and your students to use as a reference.

We must explicity teach reading strartegies. Reading strategies do not function in isolation; they work synergistically to help students fully access text.

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11 Free Reading Comprehension Strategies Posters! Perfect for a classroom library or reading bulletin board display. Reading anchor charts include making connections, visualizing, using fix up strategies, making predictions, making inferences, close reading (fictio or nonfiction), using background knowledge, synthesizing information, and asking questions.

These FREE reading comprehension posters focus on the Super Six strategies. (Rainbow Theme) *This set of 6 posters includes American & British spellings. Get your comprehension on with Super Six Comprehension posters.

Tips for teaching kids comparing and contrasting in reading. Introduce the concept in small steps, practice with differentiated materials, using vocabulary.

We all know how important reading strategies are to becoming successful readers. My students struggle with many of the strategies. We would focus on one each week, and by the 3rd week, they couldn't remember the first strategy. I created this poster to post in the classroom as a reminder of the strategies. Now, this is not a "post it and ignore it" type of thing. I used it as I taught each strategy and I would refer back to it daily, until it became ingrained in their heads! I printed the…

Reading Strategy posters and a freebie for your primary students.

Five Steps for Teaching Reading Strategies: This reading blog post shows how reading strategies can be taught in your classroom using reading strategy posters, guided reading instruction, independent practice with reading graphic organizers, and more! Reading strategies include visualizing, making connections, building background knowledge, asking questions, determining importance, monitoring comprehension, and synthesizing information.

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