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Write ideas and plot events on google doc or large sticky note

Make inferences about the text on these.

Translate complicated text into small ideas

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Someone Wanted But So Then...Graphic Organizer for Summarizing

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Someone Wanted But So Then...Graphic Organizer for Summarizing

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Do this per chapter or per section to keep track of plot

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someone wanted...graphic organizer for summary

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fun "graphic organizer" for character analysis

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Consider questions you might ask about the text and possible answers for your questions.

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Select words you do not know. Define them. Find a picture of the word

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Read a chunk out loud with a partner. Discuss each chunk and annotations you might make.

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You can use specific colors to represent specific things in your annotations.

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K - What I already know.
W - What I want to know more about.
L - What I learned.

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Consider what a character is feeling at different plays in the novel. Illustrate those feelings using symbols and quotes from the text.

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If it's a classic text, you should be able to google and find a vocab list with definitions.  Review this list, then print it out and keep it in your book for quick reference.

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Create a map using a "drawing" of each character and how they are connected.

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Create a bookmark which lists your text's characters and a brief description of each. Especially helpful if there are multiple characters in a text.

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Write down phrases or sentences from assigned readings and then write your own reaction to that passage (in your own words!).

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Emotional Timeline of character

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1.  Author background
2.  Background on time period
3.  What is the LITERARY time period?  What is common in writing during this period?

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Read a Cliff Notes (or similar) summary of the text prior to reading the text.  

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Read a Cliff Notes (or similar) summary of the text prior to reading the text.  

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While annotating, summarize the text in chunks.