To Save or Not to Save Reading Comprehension Worksheet
This To Save or Not to Save Reading Comprehension Worksheet will help your students build their reading comprehension skills while reading about Wendy learning about saving money.
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How to teach Reading Comprehension
This To Save or Not to Save Reading Comprehension Worksheet will help your students build their reading comprehension skills while reading about Wendy learning about saving money.
Many of your students are learning about how to use money properly. It has been found that students build better reading skills when they read about topics that relate to them. This reading comprehension passage is high interest for your students!
First, students read the questions. Then, read the passage. As you read, underline or circle key words or phrases in the passage that are key details. After reading, use the passage to help you find the answers to aligned questions.
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Introduce this worksheet by having students share about a time they saved their money for something that they wanted. Next, review different reading strategies that students should use as they read (marking the text, reading questions first, etc). Then, have students work independently or with a partner to use the passage to find the answers to aligned questions. After reading, have students share answers to the questions and provide supporting using details from the text.
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