Blurb Work Strategy--Get to Know a Book BEFORE Reading
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Description
All readers need tools to record, organize and process their thinking about a text.
The Reading Toolkit: Blurb Work Strategy is a collection of tools that readers can use BEFORE reading a fiction text.
Included are...
- A minilesson for teaching readers how to use the blurb of a book before reading to familiarize themselves with the plotline
- An Anchor Chart (8 1/2 x 11)
- Mini Anchor Charts for Student Notebooks
- Student Bookmark to jot thinking about the blurb
Using the BOOK BLURB Strategy for prereading is a quick and simple tool that can increase focused reading engagement.
Students need strategies to use when selecting just right books for reading, as well as, strategies for prereading. Students need practice in how to get to know a text before reading.
Students must know how to prepare for reading a fiction book to stay focused on the main ideas and plot of the story by reading the blurb.
Many readers are not utilizing the book blurbs to select books and get to know a text before reading because they are not sure what to do with the blurb.
This Reading Toolkit: Blurb Work Strategy works for any age and reading level with books that include a book blurb on the back of the book or inside the front book jacket or cover. Readers usually read a book jacket, book blurb on the back cover or read about it online to decide if they want to read the book, but do young readers really KNOW HOW to use the book blurb?
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