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What Do Good Readers Do?

What Do Good Readers Do?. Use PERFECT Strategies purrrrr. Predict. Good readers predict. They look at the picture and title, captions, maps, time lines etc. and predict what they think the story will be about. They also predict while they are reading.

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What Do Good Readers Do?

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  1. What Do Good Readers Do? Use PERFECT Strategies purrrrr

  2. Predict • Good readers predict. • They look at the picture and title, captions, maps, time lines etc. and predict what they think the story will be about. • They also predict while they are reading. • “I wonder what will happen next?” is asked constantly.

  3. ExploreQuestionsFirst • Why should you explore the questions? • Can you go on a scavenger hunt without knowing what to look for? • Before you read, read the questions first. • By reading the questions first, you know what to look for. • When you find the answers to the questions, underline it!

  4. Read the Passage and picture it in your mind • Read the passage. • Picture in your mind what is happening. • Read one paragraph at a time and try to summarize what you read. • If you cannot summarize, reread.

  5. Find the answer and underline • Did you know that most of the time the answer can be found? • When you find the answer in the story, underline it.

  6. Eliminate the wrong answers • When you read the questions, sometimes you know what it isn’t. • Put an x on the answers that are NOT it. • When you mark an x on the wrong answers, mark it at the end of the sentence. • If you mark it too close to the answer it may pick it up.

  7. Clarify and Monitor self • While you are reading, stop and ask yourself… Do I understand what is happening? • If you do, continue reading. • If you don’t reread or ask questions to help you understand

  8. Think and connect! • A good reader always is thinking while reading. • They try to connect to the story. • They write comments, questions, and more on the side of the story. (Only if it is a passage) • If it is a book, they can write on sticky notes.

  9. Remember…Great Readers Also… • Read every day. • Read all types of literary genres. (fiction, non-fiction, poetry, newspapers, magazines etc..) • Read “Just Right” books. Books within their reading range. Not too hard too easy. • Read for fun, read to learn, read to succeed

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