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Cool Reading Games - You are herefree reading games Comprehension Strategies - Three Level Guides - Here Questions

Summary: A collection of 'here' question stems designed to enable students and teachers to produce a wide variety of comprehension questions. Ideal for guided reading, comprehension guides, question generation, question modelling etc

'Here' Comprehension Question Stems

Reading Comprehension

'Here Questions' are those where you can physically place your finger on the answer i.e. 'The answer is here!' They are sometimes refered to as 'low level' or 'knowledge based' questions.

Here are three pages of question stems that I use in my reading sessions to improve reading comprehension..

How to use this guide:

- when running a Guided Reading Session have these question stems next to you and formulate appropriate questions as you see a context.

- hand these question stems to your group and ask them to, 'Pretend that you are a nasty, nasty teacher who lives only to make children suffer. Use these questions stems & try your hardest to 'stump' them but also improve their comprehension of what is read' - You might be surprised how well your students rise to this challenge :)

- Have other groups answer the questions.

- Perhaps you could have the children make their questions into a crossword puzzle using Crossword Generating Software.

The Full List That You Will Find In the Download

- Put your finger on the sentence where...
- What colour is...?
- What did (character) do when...?
- Who...(action) ?
- When did... (action happen) ?
- Where did / does (an action occur)?
- Where did / does (object) come from?
- Where did / does (character) come from?
- How many...?
- How much...?
- List 5...
- List the names of the main characters
- What happened at the beginning of the text?
- What happened next?
- What happened after that?
- What happened at the end of the text?
- What happened after (action)?
- What happened after (character) spoke these words (words spoken)?
- What happened when (character) (action)?
- What happened just before (action)?
- Where did (character) go after (action)?
- What did (character) do when (action)?
- What was (object) used for?
- Where is (object) located?
- What were (objects) used for?
- Who spoke to (character) at (place)?
- Who spoke the words (quote)?
- Where did (character) keep...?
- Where in the text does it say (quote)?
- List 3 things (character) did at (location)
- What character… (did particular action)? or (was verb)?
- Tell me who showed (an emotion)
- Tell me who thought (outline thought)
- Find the words that the author has used to describe smell.
- Find the words that the author has used to describe how something feels.
- Find the words that the author has used to describe how something tastes.
- What words has the author used to help us build a picture in our minds of what (location) looks like?
- List the words the author has used to help us build a picture in our minds of what (character) looks like?
- How does (character) react when (situation)?
- How does (character) react when (another character) says (quote)?
- What words tell us EXACTLY how something is said? e.g. whispered, screamed etc
- What words has the author used to describe the movement of (character)?
- What words has the author used to describe the movement of (object)?
- Find the word in this (sentence / paragraph) that means (definition).
- Where has the author used words that indicate the passing of time?

NB This resources has had a MAJOR update.
Click the link below to get it.

 

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