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July 25, 2016 · Leave a Comment

Helping students visualize

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Our
world is very visual. We see pictures and images on TV, in social media,
web sites, music videos, magazines and print ads in every store
window. But, students read a lot of the text that does not have images.
For a deeper understand of the text it’s important for students to learn how to
form these mental images.

One
strategy that is great for teaching students how to form these mental images is
called Mind’s Eye.  It’s so simple to implement and is a terrific way to
begin a reading lesson.
Click on the image to read more about this pre-reading strategy and download a free planner and student response sheet.
 Mind's Eye-- This pre reading stragegy is a great way to get students to visualize, question and make predictions about a story.

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