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Independent Reading LogIndependent Reading LogAfter independent reading, have students record and reflect. Young readers will demonstrate their ability to summarize and respond to their reading, and a log is a fun way for them to track their progress. Make copies of this log to use again and again!1st gradeReading & WritingReading Comprehension: Map That Story!Reading Comprehension: Map That Story!Help students build key reading comprehension skills by creating a story map for a book that they read. Students practice retelling, identifying characters, and making connections.1st gradeReading & Writing Summarizing is a useful skill for students. It teaches them how to identify the most important ideas in a text, how to ignore irrelevant and insignificant information, and how to pick up the central ideas in a useful way. Teaching how to summarize can also improve the memory for what the kids read, and this skill can be used in almost every subject area. Here are some reasons why you should teach students to summarize:It helps them discern important ideas and compile important details that support them.It enables them to handle a large chunk of text and condense it to just the main points for better understanding. It allows them to focus on keywords and phrases of a particular text that are noteworthy and important to remember. How to summarize:1) Start with having the student read the text or listen to the audio version of the text. 2) Guide the student to answer the following framework questions:What are the main concepts? What are the essential details necessary for supporting the ideas? Which information is unnecessary or irrelevant? 3) Ask them to use phrases or keywords to identify the main points from the text. Make sure to include the beginning, the middle, and theend of the story. Underline key words and phrases. Answer the questions. On aseparate sheet of paper, write a brief summary of the text. First, take notes of the major points inthe order that they happen. Then, write a summary of the story in thecomplete sentences. Read the assigned text. Then use the graphic organizerbelow to get together the information that you need to summarize it. Draw and describe the major events of a typical day for you in the order that they happen. Choose a scene from the story. Draw a picture ofwhats going on in the scene. On the lines, summarize whats goingon. Every afternoon, Jenna took a walk around her neighborhood. Oneday while she was walking, she saw something up ahead of her in theroad. I wonder that is? she thought to herself. We look at five main parts. A summary is a concise statement that includes the mainpoints of something. You write a summary in the presenttense. A summary should contain a topic sentence that is followedby details. Write a sentence or two about each MAIN IDEA. Read the passage. Write a brief summary below. Read the passage. Identify the main idea and major facts.Write a three to four sentence summary on the lines. Who, what, when is the chapter about? What are theirthoughts and feelings? Read the assigned text. Answer the five questions about the text. Then use youranswers to the questions to write a brief summary of what you read on the back of this page. When trying to decide what to include in your summary, answer thequestions below for each main part of the story. Five Finger Story SequencingFive Finger Story SequencingMake sequencing stories more interesting than just beginning, middle, and end! 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