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If you are looking for a simple and effective active reading strategy or annotation guide for your classroom, try QUACK marks! The phrase is catchy and students will remember the annotating process with these great simple reference pages. This resource includes a full page (8.5 X11) printable along with a 4-per-page printable. Post in your classroom or at the front of student binders, and also have small sized prints for students to reference! Annotating is a great active reading strategy…

Do you think about what you read Do you think about what you read? As you read silently, think about the 5 Reading Strategies:

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Active reading strategies can significantly increase learning new information. This particular technique is adapted from the SQ3R reading method.

"Active reading strategies" is a lame name for a something magic. Diving into a book we love is so fun, it's almost naughty. Think of one of your favorites. The one you have that beautiful copy

A place to share classroom ideas from my 2nd grade classroom.

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