Morphology
What does the suffix "-s" or "-es" mean?
plural (more than one)
or
an action
Do good readers make predictions before, during, or after reading?
Before Reading
When do readers activate their prior knowledge?
Before they read
When do readers set a purpose for reading?
Before they read
When do readers preview text features?
Before reading
happened in the past
When do good readers ask questions about what they're reading?
During Reading
What method did we learn to activate prior knowledge?
Use a KWL chart
What method did we use to set a purpose for reading?
Turn headings into questions
What text feature shows key words that will be defined in the glossary?
Bolded Words
What does the prefix "un-" mean?
Not or the opposite of
Do good readers visualize before, during, or after reading?
During Reading
What does the K stand for in KWL?
How/why are Bernedoodles smart?
or
What makes Bernedoodles smart?
What text feature tells us what a section or chapter of a book will be about?
Heading or Subtitle
What does the prefix "mis-" mean?
bad or wrong
Do good readers summarize before, during, or after reading?
After Reading
What does the W stand for in KWL
Want to know or Wonder
How would you set a purpose for reading a section of a book titled, "How to Groom a Bernedoodle"?
How do you groom a Bernedoodle?
or
What are the steps to grooming a Bernedoodle?
What text feature gives additional information about a topic, separate from the regular text?
sidebar/textbox
What does the prefix "dis-" mean?
not, apart, opposite of
Retell, Form an opinion, Think about the author's message, Share what you learned
Why do readers activate prior knowledge before they read?
So they connect with what they read and understand it better.
Why do readers set a purpose for reading?
To focus on what is most important in each section
What is the difference between a photograph and an illustration?
a photograph is real and an illustration is hand drawn