Reading Strategies
Engaging with the text by asking questions to clarify and comprehend
Questioning
First person, second person, and third person are all different kinds of:
Point of View
Included in the beginning of a story to capture the reader's attention
Hook
To check or prove the accuracy of something
Validate
Where am I from?
Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
Making an educated guess about what will happen next in the text
Predict
A literary term used to describe the events that make up the story
Plot
A struggle between two forces in a story
Conflict
A formal argument
Debate
What is my dog's name?
Steve
Consolidating the essential ideas from a text
Summarize
The main lesson or message in a story
Theme
Using words or phrases that do not have their literal meaning
Figurative Language
A statement about something that is believed to be true or right
Claim
What sport did I play in college?
Tennis
Text to text, text to self, and text to world are important parts of what strategy?
Connect
The method by which an author reveals traits about characters in a story
Characterization
The stage of the writing process when you check for spelling and grammatical errors
Editing
Used to support or prove a claim
Supporting evidence
Where did I go to college?
Millersville University
Using prior knowledge and the information stated in a text to draw conclusions
Infer
The turning point, or most exciting point in a story
Climax
The stage of the writing process where you turn your ideas into sentences and paragraphs
Drafting
Opinion
How many siblings do I have?
2