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More sentence starters for citing evidence.

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I just love this. I use this (or something very similar) religiously.

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I did an MOOC on "read like a detective" You have now added to my skills by providing more graphic organizers and helpful resources.

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Read like a detective :)

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How can we this standard to ensure that our students achieve?

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How can we this standard to ensure that our students achieve?

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Here are four ways to teach students to read a text closely:

1.) Identify key details.

2.) Ask and Answer questions about the text.

3.) Make inferences.

4.) Cite textual evidence

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For this Padlet, I read the Common Core book for grades K-5.

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Why should we teach students to read closely? Why should we teach students how to cite evidence from the text?

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In order to prepare students for college and career readiness, we need to teach them how to closely read a text and search for the answers to questions. They need to be able to choose the correct information. They must learn the necessary strategies to prove their evidence with facts or information from the story.

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Reading Anchor Standard 1 focuses on several reading skills:

- The ability to read closely to determine what the text says explicitly.

- The ability to make logical inferences from the text when writing or speaking.

- The ability to cite specific textual evidence to support conclusions.

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Citing evidence is a strategy that I focus greatly on with my students. I teach 2nd grade, so it can get challenging at times to focus on certain parts of the text. One way that I do it is that I let the students choose a crayon of any color. Then, we read the questions and search for clue words. We underline the clue words or phrases within the question to narrow down our search. Then we read the answer choices (if their are any), and mark off ones that do not make sense. From there, we review the story again. I have the students first search for it on their own. Then they have to tell me what paragraph they found their information, and prove it to me that it is correct. Then they underline the sentence or part of the text where they found their answer.

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What are some ways that you teach your students to read closely and cite evidence?

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What are some ways that you teach your students to read closely and cite evidence?

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Understanding key details graphic organizer

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Understanding key details graphic organizer