Using Picture Books to Teach Comprehension Strategies: 30 Lessons That Teach Students the Six Comprehension Strategies They Need to Actively Engage With Text and Read for Meaning
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Using Picture Books to Teach Comprehension Strategies: 30 Lessons That Teach Students the Six Comprehension Strategies They Need to Actively Engage With Text and Read for Meaning
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Reading teacher and children's literature authority Joanne Zimny presents 30 model lessons that teach children to become strategic readers. For each of the six comprehension strategies visualizing, questioning, inferring, predicting, determining importance, and summarizing. Zimny uses picture favorite picture books in scaffolded lessons to help move students from basic to proficient.Zimny's model lessons also include: Recommended picture books for teaching each strategy.Graphic organizers and other engaging activities that reach all learners.Quick assessment tips and tools to assess students' growth For use with Grades 2-5.
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