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Applying Reading Comprehension Strategies Worksheets
A collection of worksheets which enable students to practise applying reading comprehension strategies.
This collection of worksheets contains:
- A literary text, “The Midnight Thunderstorm”
- A factual text, “All about Thunderstorms”
- Activities for each text which require students to apply a variety of reading comprehension strategies (making connections, predicting, monitoring, clarifying, visualising, inferring, questioning and summarising)
These worksheets can be used in conjunction with the Reading Comprehension Strategies Poster Pack.
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I am from Scotland what are the recommend age groups for these worksheets?
Lisa Harper · Mar 20th, 2020
Hi Lisa,
These worksheets are designed for students in the lower years (grades one and/or two). It’s always prudent to take a look at the resource first and make your own assessment regarding their suitability. If there is anything else I can do to help, please don’t hesitate to ask.
Paul (Teach Starter) · Mar 23rd, 2020