Prediction
When do you make a prediction?
Before reading
What is annotation?
Adding notes as you read to help you better understand
What does QAR mean?
Question Answer Relationship
What is Fast Action Explanation?
A quick way to respond to a story that shows understanding
What does prior knowledge mean?
Prior knowledge is what you already know
What should the reader cirlce?
Vocabulary terms
What question types are in the book?
Right There and Think and Search
What is a claim?
Your answer/ statement
Does proving happen before, after, or during the reading?
During and after the reading
What does the "*" symbol means?
An essential detail
What question types are do you have to use your own knowledge for?
Writer and Me/ Author and Me and On My Own
What is evidence?
Information from the text that supports your answer
What are the 4 P's of Prediction?
Prior knowledge, Patterns, Pictures, and Proving
What are elements of fiction you should look for?
Plot, characters (thoughts, feelings, and actions), and conflict
What type of question is: What would you do if you got lost while hiking?
On My Own
What is reasoning?
Connecting the evidence from the text to your answer
What is the strategy we learned for making predictions?
The 4 Ps of Prediction
What are the social studies patterns you should look for?
Sequence of events, cause and effect, and viewpoints
What are the four QAR Question Types?
Right There, Think and Search, Writer and Me/ Author and Me, On My Own
What is CER?
The three parts of Fast Action Explanation: claims, evidence, and reasoning.