Do you have a reader {in the age range of 2nd through 6th grades} who struggles with comprehension? Maybe you’re a homeschooling mom, a reading tutor, or a classroom teacher and would like some more ideas on how to teach comprehension more explicitly. Well, do I have the PERFECT book for you!
Before we dive in, I’d like to welcome you to my 10 Days of Giveaways to celebrate the two year “birthday” of This Reading Mama! {To see all of the giveaways, please click on the image above or HERE.}
Today is DAY ONE and I am so excited to share with you an AWESOME 160-page ebook by Laura Candler called Graphic Organizers for Reading Comprehension. This book is packed FULL of background information plus HANDS-ON, PRACTICAL help for teaching comprehension strategies…from fiction, to non-fiction, to poetry ALL ALIGNED WITH THE COMMON CORE!
Although the activities in the book are designed for older kids, all children benefit from having comprehension strategies modeled to them…no matter the age!
ALuv (1st grade) and I have used several of the charts included in the book, like this Informational Text Features Search {seen on the right}, to delve a little deeper into comprehension strategies.
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~Becky
Happy Blog Birthday! I would use this great resource with my son.
I am very familiar with this book. Laura is from my state of NC and I have met her, yet, don’t have this product. I teach 2nd grade and this book has been on my wishlist for quite awhile. Thanks for this offer!! It is a wonderful book that I have researched.
I work as a literacy intervention specialist and would use this book with my students as we work on comprehension!
This book looks amazing and I think it would help both of my struggling learners reach their reading goals.
Congratulations on 2 years! This looks like a great resource. I have two learning to read & this looks like something I could use:)
Happy 2nd Birthday! I have never heard of this book before! Would be neat to check it out.
I would use this with my son as we begin to learn about reading.
I have an older child so this looks very interesting. Next year I want to homeschool for free, so I would use it as part of our language arts program!
I would love to have this awesome resource to share with my readers who struggle. Thanks for offering these great graphic organizers.
louise zirk
I would use it to help my 4 children as they read..Thank you!
Teaching little ones to read can be overwhelming – I’d love some help on getting started!
I love her resources! Thanks for the giveaway!
I would use this book with my 2nd-grade daughter. It looks fantastic!
What a wonderful resource for my 3rd grade son, and later on for the younger one! Thanks for the chance to win! 🙂
Graphic organizers are such a valuable tool for comprehension. This looks like a great resource!
What a great resource this would be. Thanks for the give a ways…they’re fun 🙂
Love Laura Candler! I would use this NOW in my classroom and in a year or so I’d be using it with my daughter!
I would use it for understanding where to take my daughter as she grows to the next level.
We’re homeschooling this year and this would be a great resource. Hope we win!
I found this blog on Pinterest and I’m so excited to explore!
Would love this homeschooling resource!!!
This would be so great for my daughter!
Happy bloggy birthday. I’d love to try this book with my boys. Thanks for the chance!
I’m always looking for hands on activities, and this sounds great for my oldest son!
I would love to use this with my boys!
I would use this with my three children to enhance poetry comprehension.
I would use it to help my nephew who is struggling in reading and writing. Then if my son needs it later when he’s older.
Would love this to help my daughter out.
I want to start a children’s boom club and I think this would help me get some ideas off the ground!
*book club 🙂
I would use this as each of my children start reading more
I would use it with my kids.