Visualizing
Published on Feb 09, 2016
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Visualizing
Learning Target: I can use the visualizing strategy to create a picture in my head.
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Yesterday, we read a story called "Snow". I showed you a strategy that good readers use called visualizing.
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Questioning
- How can we use clues to understand what we read?
- Why is it important for a reader to visualize?
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When I read .....
"an elephant stomping through the fields"
When I read....
"a train screeching on the tracks"
When I read...
"a big, bright smile"
Task: Step 1 -The book, "Snow", describes how snow can fall lightly. Draw a picture of what you are visualizing.
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Step 2: Once you have completed your drawing/writing about what you visualize from the text, your team captain will record your responses with the camera.
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Questioning
- How can we use clues to understand what we read?
- Why is it important for a reader to visualize?
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