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The Fountas & Pinnell Prompting Guide 2, for Comprehension: Thinking, Talking, and Writing contains precise language to use when teaching, prompting for, and reinforcing effective strategic actions in reading and writing. Classroom teachers, reading specialists, literacy teachers, and literacy coaches can use the flip chart as a ready reference while working with students in several instructional setting and contexts. Fountas and Pinnell provide language for teaching readers how to focus or expand their thinking through talk and writing before, during, and after reading. The goal is to help students think in three broad ways.
Noticing and using the information that is directly stated in the text
Noticing what is implied, not explicitly stated
Analysing the writer’s craft and thinking critically about the whole text.
The prompts in this flip chart tool are designed to help teachers help teachers demonstrate, prompt for, or reinforce effective reading behaviours related to comprehension including
Self-monitoring and Self-correcting
Searching for and Using Meaning
Summarising
Predicting
Inferring
Making Connections
Synthesising
Analysing
Critiquing
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The Fountas & Pinnell Prompting Guide 2, for Comprehension: Thinking, Talking, and Writing contains precise language to use when teaching, prompting for, and reinforcing effective strategic actions in reading and writing. Classroom teachers, reading specialists, literacy teachers, and literacy coaches can use the flip chart as a ready reference while working with students in several instructional setting and contexts. Fountas and Pinnell provide language for teaching readers how to focus or expand their thinking through talk and writing before, during, and after reading. The goal is to help students think in three broad ways.
Noticing and using the information that is directly stated in the text
Noticing what is implied, not explicitly stated
Analysing the writer’s craft and thinking critically about the whole text.
The prompts in this flip chart tool are designed to help teachers help teachers demonstrate, prompt for, or reinforce effective reading behaviours related to comprehension including
Self-monitoring and Self-correcting
Searching for and Using Meaning
Summarising
Predicting
Inferring
Making Connections
Synthesising
Analysing
Critiquing