Reading Comprehension Skills and Strategies - Level 5

(Marvins-Underground-K-12) #1



  • Teacher welcome and teaching tips solving! So, ask yourself questions as you read.

  • Analyzing root words

  • Analyzing root words

  • Analyzing root word origins.

  • Adding prefix or suffix to root words

  • Analyzing prefixes

  • Analyzing prefixes

  • Analyzing suffixes

  • Analyzing suffixes

  • Analyzing visual and context clues

  • Analyzing visual and context clues

  • Analyzing context clues

  • Analyzing context clues

  • Inference—analyzing word clues

  • Inference—analyzing word clues

  • Analyzing multiple-meaning words

  • Analyzing multiple-meaning words

  • Identifying signal words

  • Recognizing signal words

  • Recognizing signal words

  • Using a dictionary

  • Using a dictionary

  • Using a glossary

  • Identifying advanced antonyms

  • Identifying advanced antonyms

  • Identifying advanced homonyms

  • Identifying advanced homonyms

  • Following directions

  • Following directions

  • Classifying items

  • Classifying items

  • Identifying analogies

    • Identifying metaphors

    • Identifying similes.

    • Identifying similes.

    • Categorizing information.

    • Categorizing information.

    • Comparing and contrasting.

    • Comparing and contrasting.

    • Developing questioning techniques.

    • Developing questioning techniques.

    • Recognizing figures of speech (idioms).

    • Recognizing figures of speech (idioms).

    • Recognizing the 5 W’s.

    • Recognizing the 5 W’s.

    • Making/confirming/revising predictions.

    • Making/confirming/revising predictions.

    • Making/confirming/revising predictions.

    • Making/confirming/revising predictions.

    • Using T of C to preview and predict content.

    • Skimming an article to predict content.

      • predict content. Using topic sentences to preview and

      • preview and predict content. Using illustrations and graphic devices to



    • Identifying main idea.

    • Identifying main idea.

    • Identifying main idea.

    • Drawing conclusions.

    • Drawing conclusions.

    • Using details to predict meaning.

    • Using details to predict meaning.

    • Using details to predict content.

    • Interpreting supporting sentences.

    • Interpreting problem/solution.





  • Interpreting problem/solution.

  • Interpreting grids.

  • Interpreting labels.

  • Interpreting a diagram.

  • Interpreting a Venn diagram.

  • Interpreting a logic matrix.

  • Interpreting a logic matrix.

  • Distinguishing between fact/opinion.

  • Distinguishing between fact/exaggeration.

  • Distinguishing between fact/fantasy.

  • Deleting trivial and redundant information.

  • Deleting trivial and redundant information.

  • Sequencing story events.

  • Sequencing story events.

  • Identifying types of stories (story genre).

  • Identifying types of stories (story genre).

  • Identifying a topic sentence in text.

  • Identifying a topic sentence in text.

  • Identifying supporting sentences.

  • Identifying supporting sentences.

  • Identifying supporting details and facts.

  • Creating supporting details.

  • Recognizing similarities and differences.

  • Recognizing similarities and differences.

  • Comparing and contrasting.

  • Comparing and contrasting.

  • Comparing fact and opinion.

  • Comparing fact and opinion.

  • Determining cause/effect.

  • Determining cause/effect.

  • Analyzing characters.

  • Analyzing characters.

  • Analyzing data.

  • Analyzing data.

  • Making inferences—visual clues.

  • Making inferences—word clues.

    • Making inferences.

    • Making inferences.

    • Identifying details.

    • Identifying details.

    • Sequencing story events (fiction).

    • Sequencing story events (non-fiction).

    • Understanding author’s view/purpose.

    • Understanding author’s view/purpose.

    • Understanding character’s view.

    • Understanding character’s view.

    • Evaluating story events.

    • Evaluating story events.

    • Identifying main character.

    • Identifying main character.

    • Identifying setting.

    • Identifying setting.

    • Identifying time.

    • Identifying main idea/plot.

    • Identifying the 4 W’s.

    • Reading and writing to persuade.

    • Identifying tone/mood.

    • Identifying tone/mood.

    • Recalling facts.

    • Recalling facts.

    • Making a generalization.

    • Making a generalization.

    • Mapping story events.

    • Mapping story events.

    • Mapping story events.

    • Mapping story events.

    • Mapping story events.

    • Mapping story events.

    • Mapping events/characters.

    • Teacher’s Scope and Sequence chart.

    • Answer Key.



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