Predicting Activities

This is a small sheet that I use with my kiddos whenever introducing a new story that we will be studying for a few days. The first day that introduce the story I always model a picture walk and think aloud. The kiddos then make predictions (on this document) based on what we saw and thought about...

This is a simple predictions response sheet. Students make their predictions before reading the story and then write about what really happened after reading the story. Jennie JD's Rockin' Readers...

This set includes 75 DIFFERENTIATED RESPONSE TEMPLATES for monitoring and assessing reading comprehension in K-2 classrooms. The collection will work for any title, both fiction and nonfiction. Uncluttered page design, kid-friendly directions, and ample writing space make them perfect for young st...

This download includes 64 graphic organizers/worksheets to complement your Common Core Reading lessons in the Literature strand. Can be used with nearly any text; simply print and use! Activities are organized by Anchor Standards to make it easy to search for what you need! These activities are per...

In Social Studies, we are beginning a new unit on South Carolina Native Americans and so my fabulous team came up with the idea to rotate around the room to three different posters of each tribe with related photos and words on each one. Students will go around the room and with their recording sheet and write predictions they have about each tribe by looking at the posters pictures and words. You will notice that some of the posters have the same pictures. Hopefully your students pick up on…

PRODUCT UPDATE ON 9/26/15~ PLEASE RE-DOWNLOAD NOW 72 JOURNAL NOTES! SEE PREVIEW!!! 'Guided Reading Interactive Notes' was created to give your students the opportunity to record their thinking after or during a reading group. They will work on areas, such as Prediction, Character, Setting, Problem...

Directions: What do you think will happen in this story? Write your predictions inside the crystal ball. After they've read the book, have them go back and compare what actually happened to their predictions. This 1 page download is great for reading / literacy centers and can be used repeatedly...

I recently created a new unit of reading comprehension printables. It covers topics such as connecting, visualizing, inferring, and predicting and is meant to be used with picture books. I cannot stop talking about how much I LOVE picture books. I think picture books are so essential to not only primary classrooms, but intermediate ones too. I blogged {HERE} about how I used picture books to teach genres and I'm back today to talk a little about predicting with picture books. **Fonts by KG…

This prediction storyboard graphic organizer is a great way to guide your students into making accurate predictions based on the text. Thank you for downloading my product. Your feedback is appreciated. Please email me at ForemanTeaches@gmail.com if you have any questions or concerns regarding m...

Just a little organizer to get kids thinking about predictions within a text. Also has an area for a drawing.

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Hi everyone, I'm here to show you my NEW interactive notebook set! My team and I have been having lots of discussions on reading responses lately and I have been struggling with getting my students to reflect on their reading. I decided to try an interactive notebook and I'm SO glad that I did! I have never seen my students so dedicated to their reading response! It has been absolutely amazing to watch them all so concentrated and motivated during a writing activity :) I made a bunch of…

Reading Response Writing printables This packet can easily be used with SeeSaw or Google Slides. With using either program, you can take screen shots of the graphic organizers in this packet and upload them as templates. Your students can then write/draw or type directly onto the graphic organizer...

Hi there! I was a guest blogger over at Kindergarten Lifestyles this week. Here's the post in case you missed it! If your class is anything like mine, we spend a lot of time making predictions. I thought I'd share what I do with my students. In my room, I keep my comprehension anchor charts displayed in the library area for the students to use for reference. This is the one I made for making predictions. The original idea came from The Inspired Apple. (Abby has some amazing ideas!) It will…

This predict-o-gram is a great activity for students to complete before reading a text. Students will make predictions about; 1) The vocabulary 2) The characters 3) The setting 4) The problem 5) The solution 6) The events Have a question? Use the Product Q & A or email me at talesfrommissd@gm...