See if someone at home can give you some quesions like these...or why not have a go making your own questions up like these to answer for yourself or someone else......
Reading work for home examples
Work we’ve done that helps with this: PMI Chart
What was a positive thing that the character did?
What was a negative thing that the character did?
What is good about this story for children?
Why isn’t this story good to give children to read?
Reorganising- these
are questions where you need to use several pieces of information from the
story to support your answer.
Work we’ve done that helps with this: visualising pictures
In what ways did the character show kindness?
What sort of things would the character tell you about their
adventure?
What were the ways that made the setting a scary/nice place
to be?
What does the setting look like?
What is the character like?
Inference – these are
questions where you need to answer a question that is hard because the answer
can only be found by thinking about the meanings in the story.
Work we’ve done that helps with this: Thinking of keyword in
question to find answer in text
Why did the character want to go there?
What made the character worried?
Why was the character happy?
Literal – these are
question where the answer is quite simple to find.
Work we’ve done that helps with this: Thinking of keyword in
question to find answer in text
What things did the character use?
What does the character see?
What happened after…..?
Vocabulary – these
are questions where you need to answer what a word means based on the story and
the sentence or piece of information it
is use in.
Work we’ve done that helps with this: Clines map/using
synonyms to check
Based on the story…what does……mean?
-you should give your own ideas but they should make sense
with what the story says.
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