Teaching summarizing

Engaging, fun ways to teach your students summarizing skills. Strengthen their reading skills and provide practice with this challenging concept.

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Teaching kids to summarize can be a tricky task! But using the basic signal words, kids can determine what's important to summarize text. {FREE printable}

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Teaching students to summarize seems like it should be fairly easy. There are no comprehension questions, no digging deeper into the text and no activating prior knowledge. After all everything they need is right there in front of them. In this blogpost I'll share 5 ways to help your students master summarizing. But easy is

Looking for fun ideas and picture book lessons to teach summary writing to your students? The reading comprehension strategy of summarizing is a tricky one for students to grasp, this summarizing lesson idea will help! Click to read strategies and tips to help students summarize. Perfect for small group intervention, too!

Engaging, fun ways to teach your students summarizing skills. Strengthen their reading skills and provide practice with this challenging concept.

Here are four books you can use when teaching your students to summarize using the Somebody Wanted But So Then (SWBST) strategy.

Writing summaries is such an important skill, but can be a difficult skill for students to master.