3 Ways To Do 3 Questions Literacy Strategy
3 Questions Literacy Strategy
Strategy Review:
Students read a text and ask themselves these three questions:
- What surprised me? (exclamation point icon)
- What did the author think I already knew? (question mark icon)
- What challenged, confirmed, or changed what I already knew? (thought bubble icon)
3 Ways:
#1 - 3 Questions During Read Aloud
- Click here to access printable cards.
- Students can use the icons during a read aloud. When something surprises them, they hold the exclamation point facing the teacher. When they are confused about something, they hold the questions mark facing the teacher. When they feel challenged, confirmed or changed, they hold the thought bubble facing the teacher.
- Teachers can pause the read aloud and call on students showing their icons.
#2 - 3 Questions Graphic Organizer
- Click here to access the 3 Questions Google Drawing File.
- Choose File>Make a Copy to save a copy to your own Google Drive
- You can use the graphic organizer in class, or assign it in Google Classroom to make a copy for each student!
#3 - 3 Questions Padlet Wall
- Click here to visit our padlet wall example.
- Create a free Padlet account.
- Create a "Shelf" style Padlet wall.
- Name your columns:
- "What surprised me?"
- "What did the author think I already knew?"
- "What challenged, changed, or confirmed what I already knew?"
- Share the Padlet link with students in Google Classroom.
- Students can post their responses.
Need help with any of these ideas? Contact your digital learning specialist for support!
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