Here are a few charts to help support my students understand basic comprehension skills. The key words are color coded so that the kids can make a connection between these words.
We are putting these skills to practice during our read aloud time. It has also helped my speech students who have difficulty understanding the W words (who, what, when, and where).
Using familiar text will help students connect to these comprehension skills.
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Love it! That is so smart!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing. I would love to share this on my blog in the coming days. I love how simple this is.
ReplyDeleteThis is terrific!!
ReplyDeleteA Teeny Tiny Teacher
I love your posters! I think it is great to have the picture along with the words. Visual clues are great!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! Such a great idea so the children have ownership over the concept! Thumbs up! :)
ReplyDeleteLove it! Did the kids get to help make them at all?
ReplyDeleteHeidi Butkus
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Love those! Hope it is okay to borrow these anchor chart ideas.
ReplyDeleteFirst Grade Delight
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@Heidi,
ReplyDeleteThe class had input as to what characters to use. I copied lots of them and we talked about our favorites. For the setting, I limited their choices because I wanted it to be a concrete visual instead of just a hill, or house. I did do the headings ahead of time. Everything else was in front of the kids including where I hung them in the room.