Decoding Strategy Chart

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Close reading strategies for vocabulary decoding through context, base, root

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A study guide or strategy guide for close reading and learning vocabulary, with a science text example. The chart lists ways to decode vocabulary--context, base word, root words, and so on. The how-to on using context is very helpful, I find.

4th - 11th

Informational Text, Reading Strategies, Vocabulary

CCSS

RI.4.4

, RI.5.4

Vocabulary Decoding Strategies + Assignment

Created by

Jessica K

A handout that lists and describes seven strategies for determining unfamiliar vocabulary as you read (beyond using context clues). Students can use this as they read a text and predict the meaning of unfamiliar words. The chart on page 2 has students practice using the strategies as they read independently.

5th - 10th

English Language Arts, Reading Strategies, Vocabulary

Scaffolded Prefix/Suffix/Root Anchor Chart with Fill in the Blanks

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Learning with Lockmiller

This scaffolded note taking anchor chart is perfect for differentiating in your classroom. After downloading the notes, you can add or remove as much as you want from the tables to guide your students. This chart can be printed and glued into interactive notebooks or composition books. This anchor chart provides: Basic definitions for prefixes, suffixes, and root wordsFill in the blank charts using common prefixesFill in the blank charts using common suffixesFill in the blank charts using commo

5th - 7th

ELA Test Prep, English Language Arts, Reading Strategies

CCSS

CCRA.L.1

, CCRA.L.2

, CCRA.L.3

Reading Strategies with Pictures

Created by

Kristina Turi

Use Lips the Fish, Chunky Monkey, Sensible Seal, and all their friends to teach your students how to use effective decoding strategies! These kid friendly anchor charts have helped many students learn decoding strategies.

K - 3rd

Reading Strategies

Context Clues Acronym

Created by

Debbie Hammond Lancaster

Instead of just telling students to use words surrounding an unfamiliar word to figure out the meaning, why not teach them an acronym to help them remember specific types of clues to look for? This vocabulary strategy will create more independent readers who will carry the ability to decode context clues throughout their reading life. Have them practice using the acronym on a chart until it becomes an easy reading habit. This strategy applies across the curriculum and across standards. Make th

4th - 8th

Reading Strategies, Vocabulary