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Becoming an Active Becoming an Active Reader Reader by by Mrs. Sample Mrs. Sample

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Review of how students can become active readers in all classes.

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Page 1: Becoming An Active Reader

Becoming an Active Becoming an Active ReaderReader

Becoming an Active Becoming an Active ReaderReader

by by Mrs. SampleMrs. Sample

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Reading is Fun!• Reading is one of the most

fascinating forms of entertainment.• People used to rely on reading for

entertainment.• Everyone can read well.• Be positive about reading.

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Reading Strategies • Predict• Visualize• Connect• Question• Clarify• Evaluate

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Predict• Look at the cover.

• Study the title.

• What does the back of the book say?

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Visualize• Can you picture in your mind the

people, places, and events that are happening when you read?

Try it!

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Try This!

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Close your eyes.

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We tore through the night along dark country roads. Wind slammed against the Camaro. Rain lashed the wind-shield. I didn’t know how my mom could see anything, but she kept her foot on the gas.

Every time there was a flash of lightning, I looked at Grover sitting next to me in the backseat and I wondered if I’d gone insane, or if he was wearing some kind of shag-carpet pants.

- The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan

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Connect• Have you ever read something

that you personally know about?

Let me tell you a story:Harry Potter

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Three Types of Connections

• Text to text• Text to self• Text to world• Internal vs. External

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Question• Ask questions about what is

happening in the story. • What happened?• Why?• How do the people involved feel

about the events?

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Clarify• Reviewing is a part of life. You must

review.• Summarize the story and main idea. • Make inferences.• Draw conclusions• Reread the parts that are not clear.• Use outside sources.

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Evaluate• What do you think about what

you’ve read?• Did you like the characters?• What would you change about the

ending or the literature in general?

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