Reading Strategies Levels A-B (1,2,3) Using a pattern to predict Using picture clues Understanding left-to-right directionality Matching one-to-one speech.

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Reading Strategies Levels A-B (1,2,3) Using a pattern to predict Using picture clues Understanding left-to-right directionality Matching one-to-one speech to print Pointing under the words Locating known words on a page and using them as anchors

Reading Strategies Levels C-D (4, 6) Understanding how patterns change Using picture cues to search for meaning Understanding left-to-right directionality when there is more than one line of print Locating known words on a page and using them as anchors How to know when a book is “just right” Monitoring for meaning – checking to make sure it makes sense Monitoring for language – does it sound right? Attending to beginning letters in a word – predicting from first letter or letters Going back to reread when stuck Locating some high frequency words with automaticity

Reading Strategies Levels E-F (8, 10) Rereading Self-correcting Cross-checking one cue against another Monitoring for meaning “Just right” book selection Using word analogies to decode simple unknown words Using graphophonic knowledge to look across words Recognizing common “chunks” in words Using the pointing finger only at difficulty Locating many high frequency words automatically Words with common chunks Understanding the difference between fiction and nonfiction texts

Reading Strategies Levels G-H (12, 14) Rereading Self-correcting Reading fluently “Just right” book selection Integrating cues from meaning, structure, and visual cues Ongoing monitoring for meaning Using increasingly difficult chunks within words Independence in reading Learning how to read nonfiction texts by using the table of contents, headings and captions

Reading Strategies Levels I-J (16, 18) All of the before mentioned strategies Skipping a word, going on, and coming back Using context clues to understand an unknown word Reading with intonation How to use punctuation cues to read with phrasing Retelling using names, important events, and general gist of story Inferring from illustrations Making text-to-self connections Using diagrams, captions, index, etc. to read nonfiction texts

Reading Strategies Levels K-L (20, 24) Self-correcting regularly Reading with fluency, intonation and phrasing “Just right” book selection Using more challenging graphophonic strategies to problem- solve through text Solving unknown words with relative ease Learning how to carry a story line through chapters Inferring from pictures, character’s actions, author’s choice of words Retelling the gist of the story, including connected, personal thoughts Making text-to-text connections Understanding how series books are organized Skimming and scanning nonfiction texts for important information

Reading Strategies Levels M-P (28, 30, 34, 38) Using meanings of word parts (prefixes, suffixes, root words) to decipher unknown words Inferring from multiple sources within text Determining importance of events/facts within text Making text-to-world connections (as well as previously stated connections) Building stamina for reading longer Understanding theme Characterization How characters change from beginning to end of a book and why Using nonfiction for research purposes