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Reading Comprehension Flip Chart
While focusing on sounding out words, early readers and English Language Learners (ELLs) often struggle to
remember what they've read and to understand the big picture. They might miss the message of a story or the
significance of a scene or character. Reading comprehension is a skill that challenges many students throughout their
education. The Reading Comprehension Flip Chart is designed to help these students - and visual learners in
general get the big picture. The Flip Chart is dry erase and designed to sit upright on a table. Included are 16
different graphic organizers (main ideas and detail, character and plot analysis, comparing and contrasting, story
sequencing, and more) and a comprehensive Really Good Stuff Activity Guide that includes student copies of the
organizers. 11 1/4" x 11 1/4", 16 pages.
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