1. The Three-Century Woman
Reading Strategies

2. Foldable Sections Prediction Wonder Questions Clarify Picture
Clarify Vocabulary
Quiz Questions
Thinking Questions
Summary

3. Predicting Evidence based One sentence Always shares a “because”
Based on the background knowledge, pictures, and title, what’s your prediction?

4. Reading the Story
As you are reading the story, you should always stop twice to:
Ask questions
Clarify confusion
We will stop twice.
Page 10
Page 11

5. Wonder Questions
I am wondering…
Another thing I am wondering…

6. Clarify a Scene Draw an image that came to mind when you were reading.
Stick figures are okay!

7. Clarify Words Word ______________ page _______
What helped you define the word?
What’s your definition?

8. Confusing Vocabulary Words (choose two)
Bickered (10)
Eerie (11)
Panned (12)
Chiffonier (14)
Sensational (16)
Spectacles (16)

9. Quiz Questions Write two questions.
Start with who, what, when, where, why, how, or what if.
You must be able to answer these questions!

10. Thinking Questions Write two questions to discuss…
Question Starters Suggestions
What would have happened if…
How would you have handled…
What do you think about…
What questions would you have asked of…
Do you know of another instance…

11. Think-Pair-Share
With an elbow partner, share your squares you have filled in so far…
Share you prediction and wonder questions.
Share your clarify words and clarify scene.
Ask each other your quiz questions and your thinking questions.

12. Summary Should give only top important details. One-two sentences.
First…then…next…finally…