First
grade students in 1A have been busy this week learning more about making
predictions. Making predictions is an important skill for first graders
to have command over as we are all able to read and comprehend in Guided Reading groups. To lead
meaningful discussions in reading groups, students are often asked to
make a prediction about what might happen next, as well as provide
evidence to support their prediction.
We used the book The Napping House to make page by page predictions as a group. Students generated many possible predictions for each page of the story and I recorded them on chart paper. Next, students chose three different pages in the book to record a prediction, the clue that helped them make that prediction, and a confirmation of weather or not their prediction was correct. It is was not correct, students were asked to record what actually occurred in the story.
We used the book The Napping House to make page by page predictions as a group. Students generated many possible predictions for each page of the story and I recorded them on chart paper. Next, students chose three different pages in the book to record a prediction, the clue that helped them make that prediction, and a confirmation of weather or not their prediction was correct. It is was not correct, students were asked to record what actually occurred in the story.