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    Comprehension Rings

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    The document provides a series of writing prompts related to analyzing and making connections to a text. The prompts cover summarizing the text, making predictions, analyzing characters' feelings and actions, comparing events to one's own experiences, and considering the author's purpose and intended lessons. The prompts encourage supporting answers with evidence from the text.

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    Comprehension Rings

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    The document provides a series of writing prompts related to analyzing and making connections to a text. The prompts cover summarizing the text, making predictions, analyzing characters' feelings and actions, comparing events to one's own experiences, and considering the author's purpose and intended lessons. The prompts encourage supporting answers with evidence from the text.

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    The document provides a series of writing prompts related to analyzing and making connections to a text. The prompts cover summarizing the text, making predictions, analyzing characters' feelings and actions, comparing events to one's own experiences, and considering the author's purpose and intended lessons. The prompts encourage supporting answers with evidence from the text.

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    98 views2 pages

    Comprehension Rings

    Uploaded by

    aklod99
    The document provides a series of writing prompts related to analyzing and making connections to a text. The prompts cover summarizing the text, making predictions, analyzing characters' feelings and actions, comparing events to one's own experiences, and considering the author's purpose and intended lessons. The prompts encourage supporting answers with evidence from the text.

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    How are _________

    and __________ alike or What does the word


    different? Be sure to support __________ mean?
    your answer with evidence
    from the text!

    Think about ________________


    (the story, a character, an event,
    a setting, etc.). Make a What was your first
    connection. It can be a text-to- reaction to what you
    self, text-to-text, or text-to- read?
    world connection.

    What was the problem in this


    Make a prediction! If the
    story? How did ________ solve
    story continued, what do you the problem? Be sure to support
    think would happen next? your answer with evidence from
    the text.

    Summarize the text you How can ________ be best


    read. described? Use examples
    from the text to show why
    chose your answer.

    How did ____________ Predict what _________ will


    feel when ___________? do next. Use examples from
    the text to show why you
    How do you know? chose your answer.
    Think about someone who did
    something ________ (helpful, What did you think or
    brave, clever, difficult, etc). Tell wonder about as you were
    how that was like what reading?
    ________ did in this story.

    What probably would have Think about the problem in


    happened if _________? Be this story. Would you have
    sure to support your answer solved it the same way?
    with evidence from the text! Why or why not?

    What do you think was the most


    Imagine you are writing a
    important part of this story?
    Why do you think it was letter to the author. What are
    important? Use evidence from two questions you would ask
    the text to tell why! in your letter?

    What lesson do you think the Was this story written to


    author wanted us to learn entertain, inform, describe,
    from reading this story? or persuade? How do you
    know?

    In this story, what was the


    If you wanted to tell how the most important thing to _______
    main character changed in this (a character)? How can you tell?
    story, which event would you Use examples from the text to
    write about? support your answer.

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