Reading Strategies can help young readers learn how to read better. When students have strategies to help them, they begin to feel confident and know what to do when they run into trouble when reading independently. I have 18 strategies, listed below, that can guide students on what "Good Readers" do when they are reading. Most reading programs provide a list of ideas that they will focus on for each story or lesson. Use the posters when focusing on a reading strategy or skill. Focus on one strategy at a time and practice each one before learning a new strategy.
These look so cute on black construction paper and hung on a reading wall. Students always have reminders on reading strategies to help them read when they get stuck. Also great for a visual when teaching these reading strategies.
The 18 reading posters included in this set are:
Making Connections Using Prior Knowledge
Predictions Reread to Understand
Find a Purpose See What They Read
Summarize Sequence
Read With Fluency Look at Word Bits
Use Context Clues Use Phonics
Self-Correct Reread Aloud
Ask Questions Read Ahead
Make Inferences
Know the Difference Between Fiction and Non-Fiction
Here are some examples:
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Here are more reading strategy ideas to use in your classroom:
Reading Posters
Mini Posters
Pete the Cat Posters
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