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North Carolina Association for Middle Level Education

This document provides a checklist of reading comprehension strategies to use before, during, and after reading a text. Some strategies to use before reading include K-W-L charts, previewing text, and activating prior knowledge. During reading, techniques involve thinking maps, content frames, graphic organizers, and highlighting. After reading, students can do activities like retelling, jigsaw, graffiti, and book talks to reinforce comprehension.

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Reading Comprehension Strategies Checklist

BEFORE DURING AFTER
Carousel Brainstorming
K-W-L Charts Thinking Maps
Retelling
Preview text Content Frames
Jigsaw
Read alouds Graphic Organizers
Grafﬁti
Skim/scan Discussion Webs (Grid)
Foldables
SQ3R Highlighting (Selective)
Student Creations (handout)
Think-Pair-Share QAR (Question/Answer
Book talks
Analyzing Text Features Relationship
Extension Wheel
Anticipation Guides Pinch Strips
Fact Pyramids
Activating Prior Knowledge UNRAAVEL
Triangular Comparison
Activities Think-Pair-Share
3-2-1
Graphic Organizers Read and Say Something
Think-Pair-Share
___________________ Sticky Notes
_______________________
___________________ Bookmarks
_______________________
___________________ _____________________
_______________________
___________________ _____________________
_______________________
___________________

LambertSuzan Friday, February 10, 2012 9:14:27 AM ET

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The document provides information on several reading strategies that can be taught to students, including reciprocal teaching, K-W-L charts, and seed discussions. Reciprocal teaching involves students taking turns leading a discussion about a text using strategies like predicting, question generating, clarifying, and summarizing. The K-W-L chart is used before, during, and after reading to track what students already know, what they want to learn, and what they learned. Seed discussions involve students identifying key concepts or "seeds" in a text and then discussing them in small groups.

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North Carolina Association for Middle Level Education

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1. Reading Comprehension Strategies Checklist BEFORE DURING AFTER Carousel Brainstorming K-W-L Charts Thinking Maps Retelling Preview text Content Frames Jigsaw Read alouds Graphic Organizers Grafﬁti Skim/scan Discussion Webs (Grid) Foldables SQ3R Highlighting (Selective) Student Creations (handout) Think-Pair-Share QAR (Question/Answer Book talks Analyzing Text Features Relationship Extension Wheel Anticipation Guides Pinch Strips Fact Pyramids Activating Prior Knowledge UNRAAVEL Triangular Comparison Activities Think-Pair-Share 3-2-1 Graphic Organizers Read and Say Something Think-Pair-Share ___________________ Sticky Notes _______________________ ___________________ Bookmarks _______________________ ___________________ _____________________ _______________________ ___________________ _____________________ _______________________ ___________________ LambertSuzan Friday, February 10, 2012 9:14:27 AM ET

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