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Reading

County Line School
4th Grade - Mrs. Klumb

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Reading Overview

Our reading block consists of four main components.  Throughout the school year, your child will spend time in basal reading experiences, guided reading groups, literature circles / book clubs, and independent reading. Click here for the full reading overview and descriptions of the four main components.

Here is a list of the books your child may be reading. Book information webpages for each book will be linked to each title as they become availabe.

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Reading Strategies
1. Monitor Comprehension 2. Activate and Connect 3. Ask Questions 4. Infer Meaning 5. Determine Importance 6. Summarize and Synthesize
Lesson 1:
Follow Your Inner Conversation
Lesson 4: Follow the Signposts Lesson 7: Question the Text Lesson 10:
Infer the Meaning of Unfamiliar Words
Lesson 16: Spotlight New Thinking Lesson 22: Read, Think, and React
Lesson 2:
Notice When You Lose Your Way
Lesson 5: Merge Your Thinking with New Learning Lesson 8:
Read to Discover Answers
Lesson 11:
Infer With Text Clues
Lesson 17: Record Important Ideas Lesson 23:
Think Beyond the Text

Lesson 3:
Read, Write, and Talk

Less non 6: Connect the New to the Known Lesson 9:
Ask Questions to Expand Thinking:
Lesson 12: Tackle the Meaning of Language Lesson 18: Target Key Information Lesson 24:
Read to Get the Gist
      Lesson 13: Crack Open Features Lesson 19: Determine What to Remember Lesson 25: Reread and Rethink
      Lesson 14: Read With a Question in Mind Lesson 20: Distinguish Your Thinking From the Author's

Lesson 26: Read, Write, and Reflect

      Lesson 15: Wrap Your Mind Around the Big Ideas Lesson 21: Construct Main Ideas from Supporting Details  

 

 

 

 

 

Lesson 14: Read With a Question in Mind