Reading Strategies
Type of reading strategy where you use your mind's eye
Visualization
The most suspenseful or most important part of the story
Climax
Books that have invented or untrue stories.
Fiction
The moon is like a dull lamp tonight
Simile
Good poetry will bring out __________ in it's readers
feelings/emotions
What type of sentence is this?
Beans make my tummy upset.
Simple
Reading strategy that keeps you engaged by having you guess what will happen next
Predicting
The end of a story
Resolution
Non Fiction
Thud!
Onomatopoeia
verse, patterns, a flow, a beat, a rhythm
What type of sentence is this?
When I eat beans, my tummy gets upset.
Complex
Previewing
Where the story takes place and introducing characters happens in this part of a story
Exposition
Genre with suspense, clues, and suspects
Mystery
Men are dogs
Metaphor
A common type of poetry that many people hear every day
What type of sentence is this?
I ate beans, and I had an upset stomach.
Compound
Engaging with a reading by asking yourself the reason it was written is using the 4 p strategy called
Author's Purpose
What happens in a story between the exposition and the climax
Rising Actions
Genre that is meant to make people uncomfortably afraid of something
Horror
The trees' leaves danced in the wind
Personification
Giving a hint of what will happen in an earlier part of a story
Foreshadowing
What do you have to include at the end of every sentence AND what do you do at the beginning of every sentence?
Punctuation and capitalize
Learning the meaning of a word by understanding the words around it in a sentence
Using a context clue
What takes place between the climax and the resolution (end) of a story
Falling Actions
Genre that includes the Time Machine, Jurassic Park, or The Matrix
Science Fiction
Seriously funny
Oxymoron
What does SUM in SUMmary stand for?
Short, Use your own words, main ideas only
Name 4 times you might use a comma in your writing.
Complex sentences
Compound sentences
Natural pauses
Separate words in an address
Separate numbers in a date
Separate items in a list
Separating quotations