The Reading Process Monday, April 16, 2007 Purpose of Reading Process / Improve comprehension; / Organize work; / Clarify the purpose of activity.

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The Reading Process Monday, April 16, 2007

Purpose of Reading Process / Improve comprehension; / Organize work; / Clarify the purpose of activity.

Stage 1: Pre-reading / Activating Background Knowledge / Setting Process / Planning for Reading

Stage 2: Reading / Independent Reading / Buddy Reading

Stage 2: Reading (cont.) / Guided Reading / Shared Reading / Reading Aloud / Guided Reading / Shared Reading / Reading Aloud

Stage 3: Responding / Writing in Reading Logs / Participation in Discussions / Writing in Reading Logs / Participation in Discussions

Stage 4: Exploring / Rereading the Selections / Examining the Author’s Craft / Focusing on Words and Sentences / Teaching Mini-lessons

Stage 5: Applying / Readers Theatre / Class Collaborations / Reports / Readers Theatre / Class Collaborations / Reports

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