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Close Reading Comprehension Reading Skill Bookmarks, Posters and Google Slides
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Use these 24 standards-based Interactive Reading Comprehension Skills & Strategies Bookmarks, correlating posters, and Google Slides to differentiate for student reading needs and practice close reading for reading comprehension. They can also be used for test prep, homework, small group instruction, and independent reading practice. Use the 24 Google slides to model skills for the whole class. Use the 8.5 x 11 inch poster during small group instruction to reteach a skill.

Bookmarks are designed with 4 bookmarks to a page, which saves on copying and paper waste, and much of the text is in the Open Dyslexic font to support struggling readers. Bookmarks and posters can be printed in either color or grayscale/B&W.

My own students are absolutely in love with these bookmarks. They found it fun to complete the different bookmarks and couldn’t wait to get their hands on the Visualize bookmark. They literally begged me to do them again. As a teacher, I loved that I could be strategic with who received which bookmark. My students who were still learning English focused on acquiring new words, while my strong readers searched for figurative language. We’ve used them with novels during silent reading time, a short story from our ELA curriculum, and online news articles. I don’t think they realize just how much critical thinking and close reading they are doing. To them, they’re just having fun!

This resources includes:

  • 24 Bookmarks (4 per page)

  • 24 Teacher Posters to model how to use the reading skill or bookmark

  • 24 Google Slides for whole class instruction

  • Teacher's Guide

Skills Included:

  1. Sequence of Events

  2. Reading Comprehension

  3. Tracking Multiple Characters

  4. Record Tricky Words

  5. Text Connections

  6. Figurative Language

  7. Connect to a Character

  8. 5 Facts Learned from the Text

  9. Visualize the Story

  10. Ask & Answer Questions

  11. QAR: Question Answer Relationship

  12. Problem-Solution

  13. Different Perspectives

  14. Cause & Effect

  15. Compare Vs. Contrast

  16. Making Inferences

  17. Main Idea & Key Details

  18. Author’s Viewpoint

  19. Find the Theme

  20. Rate Your Books

  21. Recommend a Book

  22. A 3 Sentence Summary

  23. IVF Summary

  24. Use Keywords to Summarize

To prepare the bookmarks:

  • Print & copy the bookmarks onto cardstock or copy paper

  • Cut apart

I'd love to hear how you use this resource in your classroom! Feel free to email me at iteachiwrite@yahoo.com with any questions or suggestions you may have.

Copyright © iTeach & iWrite by Betsy Newmeyer.

All rights reserved by the author.

Permission to use for single classroom use only.

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Teacher reviews

“My students have absolutely loved the activities in this bundle. All of the activities are perfect for whole class, small group or even independent work.”
Alexandra E.

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