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    Projectable Journey's Book Strategy Grade 2 Unit 1

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    The document outlines seven reading comprehension strategies: phonics/decoding, infer/predict, monitor/clarify, visualize, question, summarize, and analyze/evaluate. Each strategy is presented on its own slide or page with a brief explanation and examples of how to apply the strategy when reading.

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    The document outlines seven reading comprehension strategies: phonics/decoding, infer/predict, monitor/clarify, visualize, question, summarize, and analyze/evaluate. Each strategy is presented on its own slide or page with a brief explanation and examples of how to apply the strategy when reading.

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    The document outlines seven reading comprehension strategies: phonics/decoding, infer/predict, monitor/clarify, visualize, question, summarize, and analyze/evaluate. Each strategy is presented on its own slide or page with a brief explanation and examples of how to apply the strategy when reading.

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    Projectable Journey's Book Strategy Grade 2 Unit 1

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    The document outlines seven reading comprehension strategies: phonics/decoding, infer/predict, monitor/clarify, visualize, question, summarize, and analyze/evaluate. Each strategy is presented on its own slide or page with a brief explanation and examples of how to apply the strategy when reading.

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    The key takeaways are different reading comprehension strategies like phonics, inferring, visualizing, questioning, summarizing, analyzing and vocabulary building.

    Some strategies for understanding what you read include looking for clues, making inferences, predictions, visualizing by creating mental images, and asking questions.

    Some strategies for monitoring your comprehension as you read include making sure it makes sense, clarifying parts you don't understand, using context clues, rereading, asking questions and looking for answers.

    Projectable S1

    Phonics/Decoding Strategy
    What can you do when you come to a word you don’t know?
    1. Look carefully at the word.

    2. Look for word parts you know.


    • Think about the sounds for the letters.

    3. Blend the sounds to read the word.

    4. Ask yourself:
    • Is it a word I know?
    • Does it make sense in what I am reading?

    5. If not, ask yourself:


    • What else can I try?

    Phonics/Decoding Strategy
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    Projectable S2

    Infer/Predict Strategy
    Use clues to figure out what the author does not tell you. This is called
    making an inference.

    Look for clues like these:


    • what characters say
    • what characters do
    • events
    • setting
    • important ideas
    • pictures

    Use these clues and what you know to guess what will happen next. This
    is called making a prediction.

    Infer/Predict Strategy
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    Projectable S3

    Monitor/Clarify Strategy
    When you monitor what you read, you make sure it makes sense. If you
    do not understand something, you should clarify, or figure out, the part
    that does not make sense. Pick one of these strategies to help you:
    • Use what you know.
    • Make a picture in your mind.
    • Reread part of the text.
    • Read ahead.
    • Ask questions.
    • Look for clues.

    Monitor/Clarify Strategy
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    Projectable S4

    Visualize Strategy
    When you visualize, you make pictures in your mind as you read. Use
    the words to help you form pictures. You can make pictures in your mind
    of people, places, things, and actions. Ask:
    • What does it look like?
    • How big or small is it?
    • What color is it?
    • What is it doing?
    • How fast or slow is it?
    • Where is it?

    Making pictures in your mind will help you understand and remember
    the text.

    Visualize Strategy
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    Projectable S5

    Question Strategy
    Ask yourself questions as you read.
    Question Words
    • What does the author mean here?
    Use these words
    • What does this word mean? to help you ask
    • Who or what is this about? questions:
    • Why did this happen? Who?
    • How does this work? What?
    • What is the main idea? When?
    Where?
    Look for the answers to your questions to be Why?
    sure you understand what you read. How?

    Question Strategy
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    Projectable S6

    Summarize Strategy
    When you summarize a text, you tell the important ideas in your own
    words. Tell the important ideas in an order that makes sense. Do not
    change the meaning of the text. A summary can be as short as one or
    two sentences.

    In stories, explain
    • who the main character is.
    • where the story takes place.
    • the problem that the main character has.
    • the most important events.
    • how the problem is solved.

    In informational texts, explain


    • the main idea.
    • the important details that support the main idea.

    Summarize Strategy
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    Projectable S7

    Analyze/Evaluate Strategy
    When you analyze and evaluate a text, think carefully about text details.
    Then decide what is important.
    1. Think about the text and the author.

    Think about the text: Think about the author:


    • the genre • Why did the author write
    • setting, characters, and plot the text?
    • facts and ideas • What does the author want
    • graphic features you to know?

    2. Decide what is important. Form an opinion.

    Think about your opinion:


    • How much did you enjoy the text?
    • How do you feel about the characters?
    • How do you feel about the author’s message?
    • Do you agree with the author’s ideas?

    Analyze/Evaluate Strategy
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    Projectable S8

    Vocabulary Strategy
    What can you do when you do not know the meaning of a word?
    1. Look around the word for clues.
    • Look in the sentence.
    • Reread the sentences before the word.
    • Read the sentences after the word.

    2. Look for word parts you know.

    3. Look up the word.


    • Think about what the word might mean. If you do
    not have a good idea, use a dictionary or glossary.

    Vocabulary Strategy
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