For a student to be considered a good reader they must go beyond decoding words. Without comprehension, students who are fluent decoders are just �barking at the print.� Questioning is a strategy good readers use to understand what is happening in a text before, during and after.
This huge unit includes everything you need to not only teach this strategy but review and revisit it throughout the year.
Included
Tips and Teacher Notes About Questioning
7+ Questioning Lessons (with extensions)
2 Questioning Games
"Guess Who" (whole group or small group)
"A Game of Answers" (whole group or small group)
8 Graphic Organizers (specific to questioning)
4 Class Posters
Questioning Song
Bookmarks (B&W and Color)
I love hearing that! Thank you so much for your positive feedback.
September 23, 2012
rachel ethridge
Wonderful!
September 15, 2012
HayleyBM1211
I'm so excited to really dive into this strategy with my kids! Thanks for the resource!
September 6, 2012
sdrich
Well thought out!!
August 13, 2012
sweetique4
This is a great packet that helps guide students to think about questioning. I am working with special needs students in K and 1st so this is definitely going to help. I love the visual activities. thanks :)
This unit saved my comprehension center! I loved it!
June 19, 2012
kteacher1994
Lots of great ideas. I believe if we can get them started on these strategies early, the comprehension scores will improve at a younger age. Imagine understanding what you are reading!!!!!
June 16, 2012
debjack
Really liked quite a few of the ideas in this unit!
I have been teaching for 5 years in North Carolina. My experience is in Kindergarten and First Grade. I often teach staff developments within my school and for my county.