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Comprehension Strategies and Helpful Links
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Visualize
What picture do you have in your mind?
Use your senses to describe…
Use words to describe…
Connect
What do you already know about…?
Did the (character, problem or setting) remind you of anything?
Did you have a connection to other things you have read?
Predict
What do you think will happen next?
What do you think this story will be about?
How do you think the problem will be solved?
Infer
What do you think…looks like?
What clues tell you…?
Why do you think…happened?
Questioning
What questions do you have about this text?
What else do you want to know?
Did any parts confuse you?
Synthesize
Why did the author write this text?
What did you learn?
What lesson did the characters learn?
Summarize
Who, What, Where, When and Why?
Evaluate
What did you think about the solution (solution, characters, response, ending, etc.)
Do you agree with…?
What were the most important facts about…?
Monitoring
Did you use a fix-up strategy? Why?
Did you go back and reread a part of the text?
Did a punctuation mark help you change your tone?