Reader's
Workshop:
Strategy 6: Questioning
Teaching
Points and Mentor Texts |
|
I
wonder... |
The
Wise Woman and Her Secret If -- S. Perry The Bear and Mr. Bear - F. Thomas |
Question Words— |
The
Jupiter Stone - P. Lewis Something Beautiful - S. Wyeth
|
QAR
Right There, Think and Search, On My Own |
Fly
Away Home - E. Bunting Fireflies - J. Brinckloe |
Song:
Oh...I wonder
Adapted from Reading Power by Adrienne Gear
Tune: Oh My Darling Clementine
Oh I wonder
Oh I wonder
Oh I wonder while I read
All good readers ask deep questions
And they wonder while they read
Sometimes when I ask
a question
And I turn the page to look
I find the answer to my question
And it's right there in the book
But sometimes there
is no answer
Even when the story's done
So I have to find the answer
To the question on my own
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The
Seven Strategies
Making
Connections
Making Predictions
Visualizing
Clarifying
Summarizing
Questioning
Making Inferences
SUMMARY
Good readers take the time to wonder why events happen
in the story. By teaching the process of questioning, students learn to puzzle
over character's actions and story outcomes.
Character:
Quincy the Questioner
Props:
Sports jacket, tie, microphone
Accent: Speaks like a game show host
Song: Oh I Wonder
Phrase: "I wonder why. I wonder how. I wonder as I read right now."