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Reading Strategy # 5

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hey guys it's Miss Jenkins come back for another reading strategy lesson I look look at our learning Target for today are learning Target says I will choose a just-right book when reading just right so you know how sometimes you put on a pair of pants on a pair of shoes and might be a little bit too big little bit too small you wanted to fit just right so you're comfortable all day same thing when you're reading you want to find a book that comfortable so that when you sit down you enjoy it it's just right for you now let's look at our success criteria now two of them are some that you seen before the previous lesson the first one is I can a resource and remember we said a resource is something that can help us it can help us to find something you can help us to figure something out all right then the next one is I can determine what my interests are this is another one that we spoken what's interesting to you what books have you read before that interest you if you wanted to know more about you were serious about and then lastly I wanted you to see that you can choose books not just about what level reader you are which is something that we offer times do we all have a level Rather Be A through Z and we might say I'm a beer either or I'm a level Q reader and that's always the books that you don't have to but I also want you to keep in mind that you're not a level the books AR level but you yourself are not a level you want to make sure that you're choosing books that you're interested in and you're going to do that based on maybe the genres that you read genre is a word that means if you're going to be interested in books that are drama books that are horror books that are Mysteries even fiction and nonfiction then you might want to think about what topics you're interested in if you're interested in non-fiction what type of topics do you like to read about animals do you like to read about dinosaurs what are the topics you're interested in maybe you love math maybe you love social studies and you want to read more about the history of the world or different countries different authors is another way that you can decide what's up perfect fit for you when you're reading because some people love and author so much the person who wrote the book they always want to follow their work so whatever their newest books are there wanting to read them as well so these are different ways that you can think of which books fit your interest and are just right fits for you that I'm going to show you a couple of examples many of you out there love Walt Disney movies and some of you have been to Disney World already so he's been to Disney World a few times releasing Disney books notice Disney at the top of this and it is a story that you probably heard of The Little Mermaid but there are some Disney books so this might be a way that you could choose a just-right book for yourself if you love dizzy and you love the Disney movie there's another example this is a Berenstain Bears and they actually have a TV show so if you love The Berenstein Bears and you watch their so it shows this would be something that you may be interested in and it would be a good fit for you okay because of that here's an example that I told you about earlier with the author and please excuse some of my books are all these are some books that I had when I was a kid cuz I love the genre is hor which is a little bit scary Nickelodeon when I was little they may still have it but there's these are kind of old so forgive me but these are all Goosebumps books and they're written by this author his name's RL Stine and you'll see his name at the bottom of or the top of each book RL Stine cuz he's the author and because I like his books and their his genre that he will write about his four then I know that they just right fit for me as long as I can the text has even though you're not a level you're not going to level your book is level you do want to make sure that you can read the words or even if you need a little bit of help I talked about this before. There's lots of people love dr. Seuss for this would be like a Arthur and also even the way the book is written with the rhyme that might be a type of reading that you would like so when your teacher says what books are you interested in you may say rhyming books or you may say your sus and then one more thing remember I said topics if you're interested in something like the Ocean Mist Incas love the ocean anything I can learn about the ocean is exciting to me so this book called in the ocean this would be a good fit for me this one the great day more information about the ocean so these books would be great pics from me even if the words are a little bit difficult or maybe a little bit easy I'm going to be very interested in the book because this is a good fit for me cuz it involves not interested in interest so think about those things when you're thinking about your learning topic and make sure that you're choosing a just-right book when you're reading not just a book that's on your list but a book that is interesting to you going to keep you focused and that's going to keep you enjoying your reading thank you for joining me see you next time

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