📚 Part 1: Reading Strategy Match

I can identify different reading strategies and their purposes.

1. When you create pictures in your mind while reading, you are using which strategy?

Visualize

Question

Evaluate

2. Making a guess about what will happen next in a story is called:

Connect

Predict

Identify

3. When you ask yourself "Who is the main character?" you are using which strategy?

Question

Visualize

Inference

4. Linking what you read to your own life experiences is called:

Evaluate

Connect

Identify

🔍 Part 2: Strategy Examples

I can match reading strategies with examples of how they are used.

5. A student reads "The dog's tail was wagging and he was jumping up and down." The student thinks "The dog must be happy!" This is an example of:

Making an inference

Asking questions

Evaluating

6. Finding the setting, characters, and main idea in a story is using which strategy?

Predict

Identify

Connect

7. Deciding if a book was good or bad and explaining why is called:

Visualize

Inference

Evaluate

📝 Part 3: Word Bank Activity

I can use reading strategy vocabulary correctly.

Word Bank: visualize, predict, question, connect, identify, inference, evaluate

8. When I __________ while reading, I imagine what the characters and places look like.

9. I can __________ the main character by finding clues in the text.

10. Making an __________ means using clues to figure out something the author didn't directly tell me.

11. I __________ this story to my own experience of moving to a new school.

Reading Strategies Quiz

Reading Strategies Quiz

📚 Part 1: Reading Strategy Match

🔍 Part 2: Strategy Examples

📝 Part 3: Word Bank Activity

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