Reading Strategy 6 “Connect what you read with what you already know.” Good readers make connections between their experiences and the text, comparing and contrasting characters, ideas and events. Bookmark Concept Circles Directed Reading/Thinking Graphing Jigsaw Know-Wonder-Learn Mood Swing Paper Bag Presentation Question/Answer Relationship Question and Revise Read-Draw-Confirm Response Logs/Reflective Journal Semantic Mapping/Webbing Snatching a Series Think Aloud Thinking Boxes Thinking While Reading Venn Diagram Primary 12 Ways to Get to 11 Bats at the Library Frisson l’écureuil The Gingerbread Man Loose in the School In My Heart Le corbeau Les forces, c’est quoi? My Blue Is Happy Peace Is an Offering Special Delivery Taan’s Moons The BFG The Bravest of the Brave The Salamander Room Oh, un oiseau sur ta tête! Who Is the Forest For? You Call That Brave? Intermediate Duncan’s Way Frog Girl La belle lisse poire Mr. Hiroshi’s Garden One Grain of Rice Out of My Mind Sparrow Girl Storm Boy The Man Who Counted The One and Only Ivan The Rabbits (Intermediate) Une Figue de Rêve Wonder Secondary A Coyote Columbus Story Childhood Obesity Climate Change The Emperor of Maladies Legend of the Sugar Girl L’il Trig’s Big Adventure Lowered Riverbed Reveals “Secrets” Navigating Panama Canal North Thank You, M’am The Rabbits (Secondary) The Three Questions Way Home We Are All Born Free