To celebrate the completion of our Reading Comprehension Strategies Series and all the book lists for modeling comprehension, I thought I’d create a FREE Comprehension Strategies Printable Pack specifically for my newsletter subscribers. Woohoo!
NOTE: Once subscribed, an email will be sent to your inbox. The email contains the link and password to the subscriber freebie page where you’ll find this and LOADS MORE subscriber resources!
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Reading Comprehension Strategies Printable Pack
Below are the reading comprehension strategies covered in this pack. You can read more about each one in our Reading Comprehension Series.
- making connections
- predicting
- inferring
- visualizing
- questioning
- determining importance
- synthesizing
- & summarizing
For each comprehension strategy, you’ll find clear definitions that kids can understand in these different forms
Comprehension Wall Charts for each strategy– Included is a simple one and one that goes more in-depth. These would be great on the wall of a classroom or schoolroom or just to have on-hand when you’re teaching one specific strategy.
Single Page with all 8 strategies included – I don’t have a single shot of just this 1-page resource, but you can clearly see it in this photo. It contains the same information as the comprehension wall charts with the picture, all on one page. This would be perfect to include in a reading folder or near a reading area.
Reading Comprehension Book Marks– Reading=Thinking. On the bookmark, I have included 7 of the strategies to help kids as they are reading. I did not include summarizing {because it didn’t fit} and mostly because kids tend to do this after they read and it’s best to do with a buddy or teacher. The wall charts and single page all DO include summarizing.
Helpful links to various comprehension articles and printables from This Reading Mama.
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~Becky
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I saw your Free Reading Comprehension Printable Pack on Free Homeschool Deals. I subscribed but I still need the password to get it.
Did you get a confirmation email when you subscribed?
I received the “click to confirm your subscription” email but I haven’t received any others.
I’ve heard it takes about 30-45 minutes for it to come. How long have you waited?
I subscribed, but I have yet to receive any confirmation number.
It’s been over an hour.
Hmmm… my email service shows you’ve been getting the emails for a few months now. Have you checked your spam?
I subscribed but I didn’t receive a confirmation email. It’s only been 10 mins, but I wanted to mention it since i see someone else was having a problem. Glancing through your website, I’m excited to have found you! Hoping my confirmation email shows up. 🙂
Showed up! Thank you!
Out of curiosity, how long did it take?
Probably 35-40 mins.
I have subscribed and received a confirmation e-mail but no password yet. I have waited more than 2 hours. I am very excited to see more!! Clare
Thank you Becky I have received your message. Clare
.I subscribed 24 hours ago and received a confirmation email which I activated. To date I have not received an email with a password to access this Comprehension Pack.
Gail, I tried to email you, but the email bounced back. Can you email me at becky{at}thisreadingmama{dot}com and I can help you out?
I got the comprehension pack! It’s exactly what I was looking for! So glad I came across your blog! Thanks!!
Yay! 🙂
Thank you for your wonderful worksheets that I can share with my students that are now at home and not in the classrooms.
It has helped with so many. Thank you
Becky, thank you so much for creating such an awesome resource for reading! As a tutor, I constantly refer to it when I am modeling these strategies to my students as well as their parents. It has helped me confidently explain some of the harder strategies like Making Inferences 🙂