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Good resources for us to have on teaching how to read, what to read, vocabulary, understanding, comprehension, etc.

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These are good different areas on what we should teach or ask while reading

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Question-Answer Relationship (QAR) | Classroom Strategy | Reading Rockets

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The question-answer relationship (QAR) strategy helps students understand the different types of questions. By learning that the answers to some questions are "Right There" in the text, that some answers require a reader to "Think and Search," and that some answers can only be answered "On My Own," students recognize that they must first consider the question before developing an answer.

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This is a good way too to help students know what questions to ask themselves while reading. Characters, plot, setting, story, etc.

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I kinda have a thing for chart paper. No, really, I have issues! :) My co-workers tell me I spend way too much time on them. They always tell me to pass them around when I'm done. I know my co-workers are reading right now going, yep! But, since they NEVER comment and only jam to my rockin tunes you probably won't hear this from them. hehe! Love you girls!!

I love my charts to have color and sass. I have to say I wanted to link up with Ladybugs linky party to show off all the fun charts I've made this year but I didn't know just how to do it. Should I go through my pics and just put them all on one post to display? Should I link up several times? Hmmm.... Decisions!

Then, I thought, duh!!!! I keep all my charts along with all the sassy ones I find already organized on Pinterest. Soooooo.... Why don't I just share my Pinterest link? Here is a preview of what you will see if you choose to go check out my charts!

I have 100 pins just for charts on Pinterest. You should really go take a look! Some of the charts are made by me and many others were found on amazing blogs. I have copied and used many of them this year. I swear it made a huge difference in my teaching!! Remember if you click on the pin you like it will take you to that blog where you can read the entire post it went with. Which means you will not only get charts but lesson ideas and inspiration as well!! You can't beat that!!

You have to promise me you won't make fun of me for being a psycho pinner! Make sure you follow along while you are there!!

Click on the Pinterest button above

to check out the wonderful madness!!

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I kinda have a thing for chart paper. No, really, I have issues! :) My co-workers tell me I spend way too much time on them. They always tell me to pass them around when I'm done. I know my co-workers are reading right now going, yep!

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I think that when we practice and have our kids write after they read, it helps them comprehend what they just read. Great ideas for that here

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During third grade, children are really flexing their "idea" muscles and learning to express those ideas in more sophisticated ways. Sentences are getting longer and more complex. Kids are learning to use a dictionary to correct their own spelling. Grammar improves; for example, you'll see appropriate punctuation, contractions, and correct subject-verb agreement.

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Everyone loves games, and there are so many on here for the kids to play that will help them and boost comprehension reading!

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Comprehension Activities for Kids | Education.com

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Reading comprehension activities encourage your child to recall & analyze what he's read through the fun of games. Try our reading comprehension activities.

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Comprehension Instruction and Plans

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Adapted from Adler, C.R. (Ed). 2001. Put Reading First: The Research Building Blocks for Teaching Children to Read, pp. 49-54. National Institute for Literacy. Retrieved Nov. 1, 2007, from http://www.nifl.gov/partnershipforreading/publications/reading_first1text.html.

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Seven Strategies to Teach Students Text Comprehension

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Comprehension strategies are conscious plans - sets of steps that good readers use to make sense of text. Comprehension strategy instruction helps students become purposeful, active readers who are in control of their own reading comprehension. These seven strategies have research-based evidence for improving text comprehension.

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We might have plenty of sites that help us with ideas for learning and teaching understanding text, but what do we do when they don't get it?

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Mandy's Tips for Teachers: What to Do When They Don't Understand

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Great ideas for teachers to use as a check list to help with their students in this grade level.

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Middle School Reading Comprehension Activities That Work

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Do you have a struggling reader in middle school? Are you watching your readers to make certain you catch anyone who's good at hiding his difficulty? Reading comprehension activities can encourage students to make personal connections to text and increase their understanding. Read on for ideas you can implement today!

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Many ideas for teachers to setup their classroom as well as a link to shop for great ideas and lessons.

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FIVE THINGS that Should Be on Your Classroom Agenda - EVERY DAY!

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A blog about teaching third grade. Includes reading, writing, and math resources. Ideas for classroom management, organization.

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Fantastic resources for teachers to use with multiple areas to choose from!

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Reading Worksheets, Spelling, Grammar, Comprehension, Lesson Plans

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Common Core Worksheets | 3rd Grade Reading: Informational Text

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Free, printable 3rd Grade ELA Common Core Standards Worksheets for Reading Informational Text. Use activities in class or home. Click to learn more.