Teaching summarizing

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

Five summarizing mini-lessons to provide students practice to understand which details are essential to include when providing a summary.

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}

Teaching summarizing can be fun! In this post, we break down how to teach kids to summarize fiction, including ways to practice this skill.

Do your students need help summarizing informational text? Use the TAAMIO strategy to write great informational text summaries.

Need some fresh ideas on how to teach summarizing so your students actually understand it? Come & grab my best tips and tricks that you can use right away!

FREE! Graphic Organizers: Summarizing Fiction Texts Simplified! - Help your upper elementary students better learn how to summarize text with the great ideas and activities at this blog post. You get a FREE printable graphic organize for 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th grade students. Plus check out the anchor chart and book suggestions. These are sure to make teaching the strategy of summarizing a bit easier! (third, fourth, fifth, sixth graders, home school, homeschool) #YoungTeacherLove

Teach students to summarize nonfiction texts using this simple metaphor. This unique teaching strategy well as scaffolding for struggling readers in middle and high school.

Summarizing nonfiction texts making you feel the stress? Check out these 4 simple tips for helping students learn how to summarize nonfiction passages and readings. Click the pin to learn these 4 new strategies that you can use right away!

Teaching summarizing? Try using story element examples. When kids learn to pick them out, writing a summary is easy.