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Reciprocal Reading Strategies Freebie

OK, yall.  I'm going to share a little something that is simple but it works!  I was a Literacy Specialist for 9 years, working with the neediest readers who weren't already being served in reading with special services.  My struggling readers could really latch on to 4 strategies, so I modeled/taught/lived/breathed the Reciprocal Reading Strategies: summarize, clarify, question, and predict.  Anyway, this is an oldie but a goodie... click on the picture to download free from TPT, and be sure to leave a comment or review it on TPT.  Happy Tuesday, y'all!  :)

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