Fluency
Name one skill that you work on to become a fluent reader!
What is accuracy, expression, or rate?
The 4 story elements are ....
What are characters, setting, problem, and solution?
Good readers look at these when previewing an informational text.
What is text features?
Good readers do this before they read a text.
What is a text scan or preview the text?
One way to improve your rate is to ....
What is read small phrases at a time or chunk up the passage?
Name one way to think about characters in the story.
What is thoughts, feelings, actions, or saying?
Name one of the text features.
What is maps, captions, photographs, bold words, diagrams, etc?
When we read the text more than once, it is called ..
What is close reading?
Name the strategy we used to practice reading in chunks.
What is Scoop It?
Name one thing good readers should notice about a character.
What is how the character changes?
Readers use to this to help them with the vocabulary in a text.
What is a glossary?
Readers do this when they annotate the text.
What is marking the text or taking notes about the text?
When reading, students should avoid sounding like a ...
What is a robot?
Another name for the problem in the story is ....
What is conflict?
One strategy a good reader could use when reading the text.
What is chunking the text or annotating the text?
When the author doesn't tell you all the information, good readers need to ....
What is make an inference or draw a conclusion?
One way to improve being an accurate reader is..
What is learning sight words and sound parts?
Reading Responses should include .....
What is evidence from the text?
The strategy we used to help us understand the texts about animals that use burrows.
What is the VIP strategy?
Good readers do this when answering multiple choice questions.
What is read all the answer choices, eliminate the incorrect answers, or go back to the text?