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Huddle Up. A Reading Attack Plan. Deborah Gotcher, M.A.ED. 7 Key Comprehension Skills. Sensory Imagery Prior Knowledge Questioning Making Inferences Determining Importance Synthesis Fix-It Strategies. Why football?. Realize great readers are great thinkers Rethink their approach reading. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
•Use something they love to motivate them to do something they hate
•Realize great readers are great thinkers•Rethink their approach reading
Why football?
If you can’t beat em’ join em’!
What is a HUDDLE?
H ave a look around.
• Main Idea vs. details•Determine importance•Science STAAR Test
Graphics: parts + actionParts: people, objectsWho or what is the graphic mostly about? What is the main focus?Who or what is most important?
Action: What’s happening? Is it showing character actions or feelings? Or does it show an event or facts/info?
Understand the title (s). Word meaning – Main Ideas
Don’t just read it! Think about what the words mean and how they go together. The title is a clue! It helps you predict the Main
Idea of the whole passage.
Look for Text Structure CluesSubtitles, headings, bolded words show passage organization:
Main idea/detail, sequence, cause/effect, compare/contrast
Do you wonder anything?
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•BEFORE they read•While they read•AFTER they read
“ I wonder…”Who Where WhenWhat Why How
Great readers ask QUESTIONS:
Does it remind you of anything?
Make connections
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•Text to Text = Books, movies, songs, TV shows•Text to Self = Your life: memories, experiences•Text to World = Real world: news, nature, history
Lean back on what you know.
Prior knowledge
Bobby Bowden
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Think about what you already know about the ideas or topics in the picture or title.
End with purpose & prediction.
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Purpose: Narrative, Expository, Persuasion #1 Character with a problem #2 Facts & information #3 Change the readers mind
Predict: #1 - Character and problem #2 - Topics or Main Ideas #3 - What the Author wants
Why did the author write it? What could it be about? Your prediction must match your chosen purpose.
HAVE A LOOK AROUND
Graphics: Who/What is it mostly about? Parts + action = caption
UNDERSTAND THE TITLE
WHAT DOES EACH WORD MEAN? How does it fit the graphic or illustration?
Organization: Text Structure clues
DO YOU WONDER ANYTHING?
QUESTIONING who/where/when/what/why/how
do/did/does/is/are/was
DOES IT REMIND YOU OF ANYTHING?
CONNECTIONS text - test / text - self / text - world
LEAN BACK ON WHAT YOU KNOW
PRIOR KNOWLEDGEEND WITH PURPOSE AND PREDICTION
WHY WAS IT WRITTEN & WHAT IS IT ABOUT