Text to self connection

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Help students understand the difference between text connections that are vague surface connections and deep connections. This connections anchor chart illustrates the difference in a way that students can understand. A free interactive notebook entry is also included!

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Today, I’m sharing our book list for making connections! Be sure to check out all our reading comprehension book lists. We even have printable comprehension book list. *This post contains affiliate links. One important comprehension strategy we want readers to use is making connections. There are three kinds of connections readers make before, during or after ... Read More about Book List for Making Connections

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Text to self connection

This free making connections set of graphic organizers can be used as you encourage your children to connect what they know with what they are reading.

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Text-to-Self Connections Worksheet - space for a picture and a sentence.

Making Connections Using Picture Books - This Reading Mama

Take this free printable for Text to World Connections. It comes in English and Spanish. You Might Also Like:Valentine BookmarksCompound Words with CupcakesTeaching Gratitude in NovemberWriting About Pigs

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Found this great text connection idea in Mailbox Magazine (great WONDERFUL magazine for teachers!) last year and pulled it out again because my kids enjoyed it so much. Have the students write down a text connections that they make during their independent reading time on a slip of construction paper, share, and then categorize them into the three text connections. Once categorized, connect them to create paper chains:) I love the visual "connection" picture that it makes in the kids heads…

T-Chart – Lola / Class (create after reading first few pages) On the side that says Lola, write down all the food she does not like. Then, write down the food the students don't like on the other side. Continue reading the story. End of story: What happened after Charlie gave all the food Lola did not like fancy names? Next, go through the list of foods you made on the t-chart. Put a check mark by the names of children that never tasted the food they “do not like.” Kids Compare Lola didn’t…

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