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About Level 4: Adapted Novel Study

Level 4 of the Reading Comprehension Re-Imagined series supports students who are can read early chapter books but need support tracking characters and events as well as with deepening their understanding. Inside you’ll find:

• 25 chapters’ worth of comprehension questions, plus a pre-reading page and an after-reading page. If your student’s book has fewer than 25 chapters, just print the pages you need.
• Writing lines with lots of space for students who write large.
• One to two drawing prompts per chapter to engage reluctant writers and give students a way to plan their response before writing.
• Character trait questions paired with choice boxes, so students always have language to reach for when describing a character.

The questions work with any novel and move from right-there recall (Who is in the story? Where is this story set?) to early inference (What do you think the author wants us to learn from the story?) — and the repetitive chapter-to-chapter structure builds a predictable routine for engaging with a novel.

About The Series

The Reading Comprehension Re-Imagined Series is designed to support the reading comprehension development of all communicators by letting them read the books they love while asking them the questions that help them grow. The five levels of the series are based on how students communicate, not what they can decode. 

• Level 1 Point & Choose is for AAC users and minimally verbal students. It includes teacher facing and student facing questions, with picture boards for students to choose their responses from. 
• Level 2 Words & Pictures features large, adaptive writing lines, picture choice boards, and short response questions that support students who are able to respond to simple questions about stories in 1 to 5 words. The open-response questions are ones that are easier for students to answer, like who is on the page, while the picture-response questions are ones that are more challenging to answer like what the character needs.
• Level 3 Art & Sentences has smaller adaptive writing lines and lots of opportunities to draw for students who are able to answer basic questions about a story on their own but are working on ordering events for a story, identifying problems, and communicating more completely about what they read.
• Level 5 Read, Draw, Think has two different daily reading logs, 5a for fiction and 5b for non-fiction books. These are for students who are able to read independently, but frequently shift books and decode without slowing down to think about what they have read.  
• The Educator Companion Guide has data collection sheets and strategies for paraprofessionals to use while reading with students across levels 1-3.

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