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Reading Comprehension Strategies for Challenging Texts

Enhance reading skills by demonstrating 80% accuracy in answering questions. Utilize clickers for interactive learning. Assign characters for comprehension exercise. Practice with characters like Snowball, Squealer, and Napoleon. Follow question stems and answer options carefully.

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Reading Comprehension Strategies for Challenging Texts

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  1. April 12, 2013 I can read increasingly challenging text. I can demonstrate my knowledge with at least 80% accuracy.

  2. WFA • You will need your clickers. Please make sure that you grab YOUR clicker! • Please read the question stems first (making note of what the question is asking you to look for). • Be sure to read each answer option as well. • Then read the passage. • Answer the questions carefully. • Once you finish, check your answers.

  3. Assign Characters- Page 193 • -Snowball- Nice Pig • -Squealer- Devious Pig • -Napoleon- Ambitious Pig • -Old Major- Wise Pig • -Jessie- Sheepdog • -Muriel- Goat • -Rat- Selfish • -Narrator • -All Animals- This will be any students who do not receive another part • Mr. Pilkington- Wealthy Farmer • Mrs. Pilkington- Wife • Older Pilkington Boy- age 9 • Younger Pilkington Boy- age 7 • Farmer Jones- Drunken Farmer • Dennis-Field Hand • Boxer- Work Horse • Mollie- Show Horse

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