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annotate the story and write notes

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write what you think about and annotate the story.

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Annotate and  write your thoughts

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look at the question before reading the story.

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I go back in the text and find evidence for my answer choice

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I draw pictures to keep me interested in the test,illustrative.

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I'll read the questions before reading the story and as I read the story I'll make note of where I can go back to find the answer to a certain question.

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I'll use Annotating and Somebody Wanted But So Then

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I will use the strategy of reading the questions first since it has always worked for me and going back to find and underline my answer.

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FRACTIONS,Re Reading,Annotating,and

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The most useful strategy for me is reading the questions before I read the passage. Also, when reading a poem, I like to use FRACTIONS.

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going back through the passage and reading the questions before reading the text

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i could read the questions first before i read the passage

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Making sure to reread the passage and read the questions first.

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Going back through the passage and making sure I find text evidence

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When I read on the STAAR, I don't always find the stories the most interesting so it's hard to stay focused. I just need to stay focused, annotate, and read the questions first in order to be successful.

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i read and annotate

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Looking at the questions first every time you have a new passage.

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I think the most useful strategy that I plan to use on STARR is to always read the questions first. That way you know what to look for when you're reading.

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I usually read and annotate and underline things that stand out to me so i can go back and find what i needed for the  questions about the story i was reading.

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i usally go back and reread the paragraph and read the story twice so that ik that i got the story down .

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i usally go back and reread the paragraph and read the story twice so that ik that i got the story down .

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I read the questions first then go back to the passage and read and annotate.

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to read the questions first .

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Read the questions before you read the text and summarize the paragraphs

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Annotating each paragraph and highlighting important information to answer the questions

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That I read the questions first so I know what I need to look for in the passage.

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I read the questions before I read the passage

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i understand what i read very well

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Looking back back at the passage and reading the text above the title

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read the passage the answer the questions

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I will annotate the title and any subheadings, and then read the questions to know what I am looking for. I will read the passage in depth, annotating and inferring as I go, and then return to the question and use the reading to find textual evidence. I will eliminate it down to two choices and pick the answer that I believe makes the most sense.

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I read the questions first then, I read the passage and go back a read the answer choices and make sure I have proof in the passage.

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I will read the passage in depth and return to the passage when needed. Also I will circle the important words I find and eliminate wrong answer choices.

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when i read i look for sentences that might have a question on them ex: mary jane has a dog named spot /question might be "what is the name of her dog?"

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I will read the question s first then read the passasge.

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Reading the questions before i read, read them more carefully, and find more evidence for the question.

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I plan to read the questions first and then read the passage afterward

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I plan to read the questions beforehand so I have an idea of what I'm looking for when I read the story and then refer back to the passage when answering the questions.

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I read the questions first and look for the answers while I'm reading.

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Read the questions first and then read the story so i get an idea of the answers when reading threw the passage.

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Go back and read the passage when I'm answering questions and annotating.

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Read the questions first then read the story and annotate and refer back to the question

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Read the questions first then read the story and annotate and refer back to the question

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Tanner Roach

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My best reading strategy is to take my time and reread on any question i am not sure of.

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Jai Peris

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to breath and not get frustrated and look like a tomato

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to breath and not get frustrated and look like a tomato

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cole young

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Use the FRACTIONS method along with annotating

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Use the FRACTIONS method along with annotating

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Caroline Woodall

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look at the Questions first and annotate

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look at the Questions first and annotate

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read the questions first and then read the story 2 time

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read the questions first and then read the story 2 time

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go over the test again before i turn it in

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go over the test again before i turn it in

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go over it

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go back and check my answers on my study gudie 

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go back and check my answers on my study gudie 