1. Reading Strategy

2.  How do I monitor my understanding of texts?  How do I clarify my understanding of texts?

3. Readers stop to ensure that the meaning of the text is clear to them Focus your attention on the fact that there may be reasons why the text is difficult to understand

4.  They ask themselves if what they are reading makes sense  They re-read selections that do not make sense  They look at pictures for clues  They keep reading for context clues  Ask a friend for clarification

5. Apple wants to move the Internet from your pocket to your wrist. Time will tell if millions of consumers are willing to spend $350 on up — there's an 18-karat gold version that starts at $10,000 — for a wearable device that still requires a wirelessly connected smartphone to deliver its most powerful features. (Read silently, share monitor and clarify strategies with partner)

6.  What is happening in the story?  What clues have lead you to think that?  Does that make sense?  Does this text remind you of anything you already know?

7. "Now it's on your wrist. It's not in your pocket or pocketbook," Cook said before unveiling the new line. "We think the Apple Watch is going to be integral to your day." Apple wants this wristwatch, which piggybacks on a nearby smartphone's Internet connection through Wi- Fi or Bluetooth, to be seen as so revolutionary that it requires its own lingo. (Read silently, monitor and clarify share out strategies used)