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Reading Comprehension – Set 5 (Purple box)
Reading Comprehension
The Reading Comprehension Card Set is a collection of 60 progressively
difficult stories. The set includes non-fiction and fiction stories to engage
students with varied interests and learning styles and expose them to
different genres. The non-fiction stories are based on content areas of math,
science, and social studies for second grade. The stories include five
multiple-choice questions for students to answer after reading the stories
orally or silently.
The set is designed to provide supplemental activities to a reading
program and can be used in a language learning station, whole-class activity,
or independent work. Cards are sequentially numbered to encourage
independent practice and self-pacing.
The cards are leveled in progression of reading ability to allow teachers to
challenge students at individual reading levels. The table of contents
indicates the *DRA (Developmental Reading Assessment Level), GRL (Guided
Reading Level), and GIL (Grade Interest Level) of each card. Levels are
provided for comparison purposes only. Teachers are encouraged to evaluate
the cards and adjust the levels according to their own observations.
Each card includes a short story and photograph to aid reading
comprehension. Use the story cards individually or photocopy them for
small-group or whole-class reading activities.
Five multiple-choice comprehension questions are listed on the reverse
side of each story card. The questions focus on subjects found on
standardized tests: main idea, cause and effect, sequencing, predicting
outcomes, making inferences, context clues, and drawing conclusions.
Use the student answer-sheet template card to track answers and scores.
Make enough copies of the answer sheet for students to work independently.
The answer sheet includes an area for students to create their own 5W
questions (who, what, when, where, and why) to extend comprehension
skills. These questions will vary and should be graded subjectively. Use a
wet-erase marker with the story cards for individual quick-response answers.
Note: For multiple uses of each card, always use a wet-erase marker. To
ensure that your marker doesn™t leave a permanent mark, test it on the
corner of a card. Use a damp cloth to remove marks. Cards will warp if
saturated with water.
Use the answer key for a quick reference when grading. Record and track
students™ progress on each story using the record sheets. Make copies of this
sheet to use with multiple classes. Do not store the answer key and record
sheets in the box of cards that students can easily access. The recorded data
is a great discussion tool during parent-teacher conferences.
Kilde: Reading Comprehension Cards Set 1 – Teacher’s Guide
Opgaven er beregnet til 1 time.
1. Læs introduktion og instruks godt igennem.
2. Få udleveret “Reading Comprehension Set 5” af din lærer (Boksen ligger i kassen med engelske spil).
3. Åben (Fil 1 mangler ) “Answer Sheet” og print det antal ud, som du skal bruge.
4. Læs så mange kort, du kan nå på 1 time.
5. Send opgaven til din lærer.
GOD FORNØJELSE!