Use this interactive quiz to review key reading comprehension skills with your students.
Review Comprehension Strategies with a Digital Quiz
Use this interactive PowerPoint Presentation to reinforce and develop reading and comprehension strategies. The resource contains 20 separate questions with an answer slide following each question. Students choose the correct answer from the four possible options.
The following concepts are addressed in this presentation:
- Predicting
- Making connections
- Author’s purpose
- Finding the main idea
- Sequencing
- Cause and effect
- Making inferences
- Summarising
- Fact and opinion
- Recalling facts and details
- Compare and contrast
Why Teaching Reading Comprehension Strategies Matters
When reading comprehension strategies are explicitly taught, students gain the skills needed to understand, interpret and engage with texts more deeply. Developing these strategies early helps build confident, independent readers who can apply their thinking across all areas of learning.
Here are some more reasons why you should be teaching reading comprehension strategies in primary school:
- Supports understanding of texts
- Builds independent reading skills
- Boosts confidence and engagement
- Strengthens learning across subjects
- Develops critical thinking skills
Download This Comprehension Strategies Review Activity
This resource downloads as a Microsoft PowerPoint or editable Google Slides file. You can select your preferred file via the dropdown menu on the Download button.
Please ensure that you use this resource in Slideshow mode to enable the interactive features.
Lindsey Phillips, a teacher and Teach Starter collaborator, contributed to this resource.
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