Making Predictions While Reading
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This document discusses strategies for making predictions while reading. It explains that making predictions involves thinking about what may happen in a text based on clues like the title, images, and prior knowledge before reading. While reading, good predictors think about what has happened so far and use that information to anticipate what might come next. Checking predictions against the actual text and revising predictions based on new information read are important reading skills. The document provides steps for making predictions both before and during reading.
Making Predictions While Reading
- 1. Making Predictio ns While Reading
- 2. What is Prediction? Prediction: In order to make a prediction, readers need to explain what they believe will happen in the text before reading.
- 3. Why should we predict?
- 4. How do we Bpefroree wde biecgitn? a book: 1. Look at the Title. 2. Look at the images. 3. Think about what you know already. 4. Make your predictions.
- 5. How do we pDurreingd Riecadti?ng: 1. Think about what you have read already. 2. Identify key ideas and major events that have already occurred. 3. Decide what you think will happen, based on what has already occurred in the book.
- 6. How to check your prediction?
- 7. How to predict throughout the text? 1. Think about what you have read previously. 2. Think about who have been the main characters and what have been the key events. 3. Think about what may happen next, based on what your have already know.
- 9. Reading Skills include: Scanning for Specific Informatio n Making prediction s while reading Revising prediction s while reading Identifying main ideas Sensing cause-effect and supporting details relationshi Locating Markers p Paraphrasi ng Sequencin g Events Articulatin g the main ideas Synonyms and Antonyms