Visualizing Reading Comprehension Unit for Sensory Details

Description

Visualizing is a great way to help kids comprehend and know when something doesn’t make sense. This resource is designed to support students in visualizing sensory details. Students are engaged with a hands on activity about sorting details into five senses and visualizing. Then they participate in a discussion about a modeled passage, practice with differentiated task cards, and apply their learning in a graphic organizer and a reading response.

Included in this product…

• Teacher Tips Page: the gradual release model
• Printable poster
• Concrete introduction activity directions: What do you see?
• Anchor chart pieces and sample
• Detail cards and graphic organizer for sorting during the What do you see? cards.
• Guided Practice: a complete text to use during read aloud or shared reading to introduce the skill with a think-aloud. Includes guiding questions for using the strategy.
• Visualizing Sensory Details Task Cards: 3 cards at each level, 3 differentiated levels
• Graphic organizer for reading response
• Scaffolded independent reading response sheet (2 versions)
• Strategy Bookmarks