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Picture of the Day is a simple idea that can improve reading comprehension by transferring the critical analysis from reading a text to exploring a picture. Without having to focus on decoding words, energy can be directed at developing inference and critical thinking skills.
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Want to use pictures to improve critical thinking and reading comprehension? A simple and effective way for students to practice important reading skills, such as observing, describing and making inferences, through analysing pictures rather than text.
You show your students a picture each day and you discuss it through the lens of your reading comprehension skills. This means that whatever questions you are asking about your reading aloud text or during small group instruction, you’ll ask those same questions during picture of the day.
Robert A. Cinader (November 10, 1924 – November 16, 1982) was an American television producer best known for his work on two NBC series packaged by actor/producer Jack Webb's Mark VII Limited, Adam-12 and Emergency!
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Comprehension is not just something students do in text. We infer, summarize, and draw causal relationships all the time. When we apply these skills to text, it adds another layer of complexity. For struggling readers, the process can be overwhelming and prohibits them from truly focusing on developing their comprehension skills. That’s where pictu...
Routine is huge for my students. It saves a ton of time when I can create a routine that students can complete independently without a ton of directions. I’ve used pictures both as part of my morning routine and in literacy centers for students who need differentiated practice over the years. Here’s how I structure the week:
This was the best part. After several weeks, I discovered that even my struggling readers had a better understanding of these skills and HOW to apply them. They were more equipped with strategies that allowed them to practice the skills through listening comprehension during read-aloud. I also saw that they were more easily able to apply the skills...
I’d love to send you 2-weeks worth of picture comprehension warm-ups. They are perfect for your morning work or as a daily language arts center. You could even use them with a small group for tutoring or in addition to reading interventions to address specific skill gaps. Here’s what you’ll get: 1. 2 double-sided printable pages designed for studen...
Ready to grab the bundle and start supporting your struggling readers with their ongoing reading and writing development without the stress of decoding? Click belowto purchase the bundle at my Teachers Pay Teachers store. Looking for more support struggling readers or writers? Check out these related articles: 1. How to build writing stamina with s...
Robert A. Cinader (November 10, 1924 – November 16, 1982) was an American television producer best known for his work on two NBC series packaged by actor/producer Jack Webb's Mark VII Limited, Adam-12 and Emergency!
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