Reading Comprehension Strategy Making Predictions bookmarks are a great portable resource to help you teach and reinforce this metacognitive reading comprehension strategy. There are many different options to choose from: mini anchor charts, sentence stems, sticky note holder, and track your thinking. These reading comprehension questioning bookmarks also come with black and white options and tons of different clip art.

How you can use these bookmarks:

• Teachers and parents alike to reinforce this metacognitive reading comprehension strategy.
• Place in guided reading book bags.
• Homework reading time to reinforce the strategy.
• Reading Response time to reinforce the strategy and sentence stems for prompts.
• Independent reading time to reinforce questioning.
• Literature circles have students use the sentence stems to help with discussions.

What's Included:

52 pages of Making Predictions Bookmarks

• Colorful Backgrounds
• Mini Anchor Charts
• Sentence Stems
• Sticky Note Holder
• Track your Thinking
• Black and White Options
• Three or Two per page (For easy printing)

Check out my other metacognitive strategy resources!

If you would like to try a digital activity for questioning check out this resource:

Questioning Reading Comprehension Digital Activity

If you love this worksheets and need help with teaching Visualizing check out these products:

• Visualize Reading Comprehension Strategy Unit Bundle
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• Visualize Reading Strategy Rubrics and Anecdotal Notes
• Visualize Beginning Middle End Worksheet
• Visualize Thought Bubble Worksheet
• Visualize With Text Evidence Worksheet
• Visualize Make a Movie Worksheet
• Visualize Worksheet Bundle
• Visualize Bookmark Bundle
• Free Visualize I can Poster

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Clip Art Credit: Thank you to Educlips, Whimsy Clips, Sculpt Designs, and Shaw in the Classroom

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Danielle Dellos