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a visual tool that helps people organize information and ideas

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a graphic organizer that helps visualize the elements of a story

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the order of events in a story, which gives it shape and guides the reader

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a special kind of drawing that helps you learn about a topic by writing down what you already know about it ("K"), what you want to know more about ("W"), and then what you learned after reading or listening to a lesson ("L")

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using your brain together with others to come up with ideas and solve problems

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Starting Critical Thinking and Collaboration Early

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when kids work together in pairs, taking turns helping each other learn by reading aloud, explaining concepts, and giving feedback to improve their skills, like reading or math, where one student acts as a "teacher" while the other is the "learner" and they switch roles throughout the activity.

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Peer Assisted Learning Strategies (PALS)

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it's a way to organize what you already know about a topic, what you want to learn about it, and what you learned after reading or researching, usually written in a chart with three columns for each part

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something is clearly stated, like someone telling you exactly what they mean without you having to guess

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How to Identify Explicit information and Implicit Information in a Text   #explicitreading

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something that is not directly stated but is suggested or hinted at, so you have to "read between the lines" to understand it; it's like a secret message you need to figure out based on clues in the story

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figuring out where to find the answer to a question you read based on the text you're reading; it's like a puzzle where you need to match the question to the right part of the story to find the answer, sometimes the answer is "right there" in the text, and sometimes you need to think a little more to find it

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QAR Reading Strategy [Template Included]