Literacy+Tools+for+Questioning

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I would use this by having students write questions they have for before reading on a sticky note and place it on the chart. Then, while reading the book I would have them write down questions they come up with while reading and have them put those on the chart. After reading I would have the students write any questions they still have on sticky notes and put them on the chart. Then, as a class we would try to answer some of the more common questions we all had.

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I thought I could create a creative wheel like this to keep in my classroom at all times. We could read a book and students could take turns coming up and spinning the wheel before reading, during reading, and after reading. Whatever the spin lands on the students have to come up with a question for it.

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Students each read their own book. Then, with a partner students will share their book and complete this chart together. On one side the student writes his/her answers and on the other side they write the other students answers. This is the website I got this worksheet from. There are a lot more reading comprehension activities for students. []