Reading Task Cards
Reading Task Cards. Your students practice a variety of important reading strategies using these cards. Write your name or number on the upper left hand corner of the card, and write the task card number in a circle on the upper right hand corner (just like it is on the task card).
I have this idea that if a teacher who has never used task cards tries them, she will love them so much that she will simply have to get more. These 24 task cards feature 3 cards each for author's purpose, cause and effect, character traits, compare and contrast, details, inferences, main idea, and word meanings. Use them with your whiteboard's document camera.
There Are Countless Ways To Use These Cards.
I have these laminated in sets in my folders so i can easily set my groups doing different tasks. Would like to say they are all my ideas, but are collected from other’s similar ideas and i have just put them altogether on cards that can be printed out and laminated. Its quite colorful and the titles appear as if they were written using marker pens.
Task Cards As An Alternative To Worksheets
Each card features a paragraph and a reading strategy challenge. You can use the blank cards provided to construct your own activities. Use this set of free reading strategy task cards to help your students practice these important skills.
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Easily differentiated, these task cards are perfect as part of an independent study, guided reading lessons, literature circles, reading response journals, class discussions, etc. Your students practice a variety of important reading strategies using these cards. If you have any other suggestions for activities.
That Is One Reason Why I Made This Set Of Free Reading Strategies Task Cards.
Guided reading skills task cards contains: The cards were written with varying sentence types and lengths, numbers and measurements, and plenty of punctuation. The 24 reading strategy task cards feature six different reading strategies:
Covering Inference, Sequencing, Cause And Effect, Story Elements, Fact And Opinion, Identifying The Main Idea, Author's Purpose, And Compare And Contrast, These Cards Are Great For Guided Reading Sessions.
They also work great as a reading center activity! It has 14 sets of reading task cards (448 task cards altogether!) in both print and digital. There are countless ways to use the task cards below.