The Reproducibles: Active Reader Cards and Reader Response Frames
Student-Friendly Forms for Teaching and Assessing the Standards
Rubric for Evaluating Reader Response Frames
Notice Key Details in a Text
Summarize a Story
Identify Details That Support a Central Idea
- Active Reader Cards: Identifying Central Idea and Details
- Reader Response Frame: Identifying Central Idea and Details
Identify Character Traits and Feelings
- Active Reader Word Chart: Identifying Character Traits and Feelings
- Active Reader Picture Chart: Identifying Character Traits and Feelings
- Reader Response Frame: Identifying Character Feelings or Character Traits
Identify Cause and Effect
- Active Reader Cards: Identifying Cause and Effect
- Reader Response Frame: Identifying Cause and Effect
Identify Important Word Meanings
Identify the Kind of Information in This Part of Text
Identify the Information That the Text Features Provide
Determine the Author’s Purpose for Writing
- Active Reader Chart: Determining the Author’s Purpose for Writing
- Reader Response Frame: Determining the Author’s Purpose for Writing
Interpret Illustrations in a Text
- Active Reader Cards: Interpreting Illustrations in a Text
- Reader Response Frame: Interpreting Illustrations in a Text
Determine Supporting Evidence
- Active Reader Cards: Determining Supporting Evidence
- Reader Response Frame: Determine Supporting Evidence
Make Text-to-Text Connections
- Active Reader Cards: Making Text-to-Text Connections
- Reader Response Frame: Making Text-to-Text Connections (Comparing Similarities Between Texts)
- Reader Response Frame: Making Text-to-Text Connections (Comparing Differences Between Texts)
Reflecting on the Learning Pathway