Reading Skills and Comprehension flowcharts
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This page gathers more than 10 community-made Reading Skills and Comprehension flowcharts, covering skimming, scanning, context clues and sample texts. They offer school students ways to practise reading techniques and teachers material to use, with some university-level resources too. Choose a flowchart to start exploring.
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- Importance and Benefits of Reading11
- Pre-Reading Strategies10
- Types of Reading22
- Skimming and Scanning124
- Sight Words7
- Context Clues and Word Meaning69
- Main Idea and Supporting Details39
- Making Inferences and Drawing Conclusions24
- Cause and Effect15
- Text Structure and Features22
- Author's Purpose10
- Close Reading30
- Critical Reading and Comparing Texts25
- Reading Question Types26
- Reading Exam Strategies and Practice39
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Cae reading strategies
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Interpreting What You Read
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HOSTS & HOTELSPLACES TO STAY
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Tone vs. Mood Sample Text
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Mapa Conceptual de success stories Describir todos los componentes de la computadora
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Home of the penguins Trabajo de ingles de lectura de la casa de los pinguinos
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HOTELS, HOSTALS PLACES TO STAY
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Living by the sea makes us happier
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Reading
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Reading Skills Group work Group 8 Carrera Pachacama Sanches Reisancho Trujillo 2"E" English
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Context clues
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Contex clues
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only 5 mnutes at week
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About reading skills and comprehension flowcharts
GoConqr OriginalReading skills and comprehension flowcharts
These flowcharts present reading techniques and examples in a visual format. One covers skimming and scanning, while Scanning for Specific Details focuses on finding information. Tone vs. Mood Sample Text uses a short passage to explore tone and mood. Other flowcharts cover context clues and reading levels.
How to use them
For a starting point, look at the flowchart on skimming and scanning. It brings the techniques together, so you can compare their purposes before focusing on one. Then open Scanning for Specific Details if you want to concentrate on searching for details.
As you revise, follow the links and labels in a flowchart and explain the ideas in your own words. You could then switch to a quiz on the unit page to practise answering questions, or use flashcards to revisit a technique. Pick a flowchart that matches what you want to practise.
Frequently asked questions
Which flowchart is a good place to start?
The flowchart on skimming and scanning is a useful starting point because it brings the two techniques together. If you want to focus on finding details, move on to Scanning for Specific Details. For a passage-based example, try Tone vs. Mood Sample Text.
What do these flowcharts cover?
They cover reading techniques such as skimming and scanning, as well as context clues and reading levels. Some use sample texts or specific topics: Tone vs. Mood Sample Text explores tone and mood, while Living by the sea makes us happier sets out a main idea and key details.
Are the flowcharts free to use?
Yes. Every flowchart listed here is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.