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Category: Comprehension

Here are some of the consistent strategies and skills I use in my classroom to help my students master nonfiction comprehension.

Nonfiction Comprehension Guide

Teaching and analyzing story elements is a critical comprehension skill. Includes ideas for a deeper understanding in upper elementary.

Beyond Story Elements: Encouraging your students to think critically about elements of the text

Reading Skills Quick Reference Guide

Another Cumulative Novel Project!

Using Pictures to Teach Key Reading Skills

Answering Comprehension Questions

Theme & Evidence Anchor Charts

Open Ended Comprehension Cards

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Category: Comprehension

Nonfiction Comprehension Guide

Beyond Story Elements: Encouraging your students to think critically about elements of the text

Reading Skills Quick Reference Guide

One Reading Game: Five Ways

Another Cumulative Novel Project!

Teaching Main Idea Vs. Theme

Using Pictures to Teach Key Reading Skills

Fiction Comprehension

Answering Comprehension Questions

Theme & Evidence Anchor Charts

Context Clues

Open Ended Comprehension Cards

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