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Good readers use many strategies as they are read in order to assist with comprehension. The strategies include: ASK QUESTIONS: Ask yourself who, what, where, when, why, and how? Do this before, during, and after reading. SUMMARIZE: Constantly check to make sure you understand what is going on and that you are remembering the important facts. VISUALIZE: Picture what is happening in your mind. Make a movie in your head of the story while you are reading. CONNECT: Think about how the book reminds you of yourself, another book, or something going on in the world. PREDICT: What do you think this book is about? What do you think will happen next? Do this before you read and continue to predict as you read. CLARIFY: Stop and figure out any words or confusing parts that you don't understand. If good readers have trouble understanding words, phrases, or passages, they use problem solving strategies including skipping ahead, rereading, asking questions, using a dictionary, and reading a passage aloud. REACT: How does it make you feel (sad, excited, scared, etc.)? What would you do? USE THEIR SCHEMA: Good readers use background knowledge to help them understand before, during, and after reading.

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