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Guided Reading Strategies 1
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Guided Reading Strategies-
Before, During and After Guided Reading
Before:
- Set the context and purpose for the reading.
- Highlight main ideas and key points.
- Activate prior knowledge.
- Discuss the title, cover, pictures, author, and illustrator.
- Make connections (to self, text, world).
- Predict what the story might be about.
During:
- Demonstrate key reading strategies including
- look at the pictures
- use your finger detective
- look at the first letter
- get your mouth ready
- sound out the letters in the word
- break down larger words into smaller chunks
- skip the word if you have difficulty, and read the rest of the sentence
- reread the sentence
- Stop at intervals and discuss key points, vocabulary, meaning and details.
- Make connections (to self, text, world)
- Ask and answer questions.
- Predict what will happen next, infer, determine importance.
After:
- Identify the key concepts or the main idea.
- Summarize or sequence the events.
- Point out details or describe significant parts.
- Ask specific questions.
- Make connections (to self, text, world).
- Compare/contrast/analyse
- Make inferences
- State opinions/point of view.
- Draw conclusions
- Share insights and understandings
Joanne Griffin
Channelview ISD
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