170 likes | 296 Views
Questioning. Day 1 Right There. Today’s Goal. Good readers use certain techniques to help them read and understand better. Today: Right There Questions. Focus Question. What do you think Right There Questions are?
E N D
Questioning Day 1 Right There
Today’s Goal • Good readers use certain techniques to help them read and understand better. • Today: Right There Questions
Focus Question • What do you think Right There Questions are? • How do you think knowing how to identify and answer these questions will help you when you are reading?
The Technique • The answer is in 1 place in the text. • It is a “Green Light Question” • Go directly to the text and find the answer. • Questions typically begin with: Who is… What are… Where is… When was… How did…
Questioning Day 2 Think and Search
Today’s Goal • Good readers use certain techniques to help them read and understand better. • Today: Think and Search Questions
Focus Question • What do you think Think and Search Questions are? How do you think it is different than the right there questions we’ve been answering? • How do you think knowing how to identify and answer these questions will help you when you are reading?
The Technique • Find the answer by searching several places in the text. • It is a “Yellow Light Question” • You must slow down and look in a few places to find the answer. • Questions might begin with: What caused… What were the differences between… What was similar about… Compare…
Questioning Day 3 Author and You
Today’s Goal • Good readers use certain techniques to help them read and understand better. • Today: Author and You Questions
Focus Question • What do you think Author and You Questions are? How do you think it is different than the right there questions and the think and search we’ve been answering? • How do you think knowing how to identify and answer these questions will help you when you are reading?
The Technique • The answer is a combination of what the author tells you and what you already know. • It is a “RedLight Question” • You must stop and think about how to connect yourself with the text/author. • Questions might begin with: What does the author mean by… What does the author probably think about… What is the author’s main point about… What is probably the author’s purpose…
Questioning Day 4 On Your Own
Today’s Goal • Good readers use certain techniques to help them read and understand better. • Today: On Your Own Questions
Focus Question • What do you think On Your Own Questions are? How do you think it is different than the other types of questions we’ve been answering? • How do you think knowing how to identify and answer these questions will help you when you are reading?
The Technique • To find the answer to this question you must think about what you already know. • It is a “Red Light Question” • You must stop and think about what you know to answer the question. • Questions might begin with: I wonder why… What do you think… Why would… How could… Why do you think… What if…
Now You Try • Read the passage and write 1 on your own question. • When you are finished you will trade with a friend and answer each other’s questions. • REMEMBER the question starters: I wonder why… What do you think… Why would… How could… Why do you think… What if…