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Lisa Scrofano,[object Object],Comprehension Strategy for Expository Text,[object Object]
This method is sometimes referred to as “text mapping” and has been modified using  Project Read Comprehension strategies,[object Object],Method used for expository text, nonfiction.,[object Object],Comprehension strategy lends to writing and summaries,[object Object],4th grade on up ,[object Object],Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills for English Language Arts and Reading   Reading/Comprehension of Literary Text/Sensory Language. Students understand, make inferences and draw conclusions about how an author's language and provide evidence from text to support their understanding. ,[object Object],Goal of Method,[object Object]
Skim the text,[object Object],Circle to prove,[object Object],Outline margins,[object Object],Summarize key facts,[object Object],Add supporting details in outline,[object Object],Rewrite using outline format,[object Object],Method Summary,[object Object]
Example – Skim the article,[object Object]
	Most Owls are active at dusk and dawn, spending the daytime at a quiet, inconspicuous roost. They generally roost singly or in pairs, but may form flocks outside of the breeding season. (A group of Owls is called a parliament),[object Object],	An Owl's daily activity begins with preening, stretching, yawning and combing its head with its claws. The plumage is often ruffled up, and claws and toes are cleaned by nibbling with the beak. The Owl will then leave its roost, sometimes giving a call (especially in breeding season).,[object Object],	Owls have a very expressive body language. Many species will bob and weave their head, as if curious about something - this is in fact to further improve their three-dimensional concept of what they are viewing.  When relaxed, the plumage is loose and fluffy. If an owl becomes alarmed, it will become slim, its feathers pulled in tightly to the body, and ear-tufts, if any, will stand straight up. A pygmy Owl will cock its tail and flick it from side to side when excited or alarmed. Little owls bob their body up and down when alert.,[object Object],When protecting young or defending itself, an Owl may assume a "threat" or defensive posture, with feathers ruffled to increase apparent size. The head may be lowered, and wings spread out and pointing down. Some species become quite aggressive when nesting, and have been known to attack humans.,[object Object],	Owls will bathe in shallow water, and also in rain.,[object Object],	Owls have a very wide range of vocalizations, ranging from the hoots so often associated with Owls, to whistles, screeches, screams, purrs, snorts, and hisses. Hooting is often territorial, and is also associated with courting, the male usually having the lower pitched Hoot. It should be noted that not all Owl species hoot.  Owls can also make clicking noises with their tongues, often as part of a threat display. They may also clap their wings in flight as part of a mating display.,[object Object],	Because Owls are predators, they are feared by many birds. For this reason, they are often attacked or harassed by groups of smaller birds. This is not limited to one species, as once the attack begins, many different birds will join in.	Interestingly, the Owl rarely responds to the harassment, and it is just as rare for the Owl to be injured in any way! The mobbing may succeed in forcing the Owl to move on to a different area. The retreating Owl is often pursued by the mob.,[object Object], 	Owls are generally resident birds. Some Northern populations of certain species may escape harsh winters by moving south.,[object Object]
Circle to prove,[object Object]
	Most Owls are active at dusk and dawn, spending the daytime at a quiet, inconspicuous roost. They generally roost singly or in pairs, but may form flocks outside of the breeding season. (A group of Owls is called a parliament),[object Object],	An Owl's daily activity begins with preening, stretching, yawning and combing its head with its claws. The plumage is often ruffled up, and claws and toes are cleaned by nibbling with the beak. The Owl will then leave its roost, sometimes giving a call (especially in breeding season).,[object Object],Owls have a very expressive body language. Many species will bob and weave their head, as if curious about something - this is in fact to further improve their three-dimensional concept of what they are viewing.  When relaxed, the plumage is loose and fluffy. If an owl becomes alarmed, it will become slim, its feathers pulled in tightly to the body, and ear-tufts, if any, will stand straight up. A pygmy Owl will cock its tail and flick it from side to side when excited or alarmed. Little owls bob their body up and down when alert.,[object Object],When protecting young or defending itself, an Owl may assume a "threat" or defensive posture, with feathers ruffled to increase apparent size. The head may be lowered, and wings spread out and pointing down. Some species become quite aggressive when nesting, and have been known to attack humans.,[object Object],Owls will bathe in shallow water, and also in rain.,[object Object],Owlshave a very wide range of vocalizations, ranging from the hoots so often associated with Owls, to whistles, screeches, screams, purrs, snorts, and hisses. Hooting is often territorial, and is also associated with courting, the male usually having the lower pitched Hoot. It should be noted that not all Owl species hoot.  Owls can also make clicking noises with their tongues, often as part of a threat display. They may also clap their wings in flight as part of a mating display.,[object Object],	Because Owls are predators, they are feared by many birds. For this reason, they are often attacked or harassed by groups of smaller birds. This is not limited to one species, as once the attack begins, many different birds will join in.	Interestingly, the Owl rarely responds to the harassment, and it is just as rare for the Owl to be injured in any way! The mobbing may succeed in forcing the Owl to move on to a different area. The retreating Owl is often pursued by the mob.,[object Object],Owls are generally resident birds. Some Northern populations of certain species may escape harsh winters by moving south.,[object Object]
Circled to Prove – Now read to test,[object Object]
Trace The margins,[object Object]
	Most Owls are active at dusk and dawn, spending the daytime at a quiet, inconspicuous roost. They generally roost singly or in pairs, but may form flocks outside of the breeding season. (A group of Owls is called a parliament),[object Object],	An Owl's daily activity begins with preening, stretching, yawning and combing its head with its claws. The plumage is often ruffled up, and claws and toes are cleaned by nibbling with the beak. The Owl will then leave its roost, sometimes giving a call (especially in breeding season).,[object Object],Owls have a very expressive body language. Many species will bob and weave their head, as if curious about something - this is in fact to further improve their three-dimensional concept of what they are viewing.  When relaxed, the plumage is loose and fluffy. If an owl becomes alarmed, it will become slim, its feathers pulled in tightly to the body, and ear-tufts, if any, will stand straight up. A pygmy Owl will cock its tail and flick it from side to side when excited or alarmed. Little owls bob their body up and down when alert.,[object Object],When protecting young or defending itself, an Owl may assume a "threat" or defensive posture, with feathers ruffled to increase apparent size. The head may be lowered, and wings spread out and pointing down. Some species become quite aggressive when nesting, and have been known to attack humans.,[object Object],Owls will bathe in shallow water, and also in rain.,[object Object],Owlshave a very wide range of vocalizations, ranging from the hoots so often associated with Owls, to whistles, screeches, screams, purrs, snorts, and hisses. Hooting is often territorial, and is also associated with courting, the male usually having the lower pitched Hoot. It should be noted that not all Owl species hoot.  Owls can also make clicking noises with their tongues, often as part of a threat display. They may also clap their wings in flight as part of a mating display.,[object Object],	Because Owls are predators, they are feared by many birds. For this reason, they are often attacked or harassed by groups of smaller birds. This is not limited to one species, as once the attack begins, many different birds will join in.	Interestingly, the Owl rarely responds to the harassment, and it is just as rare for the Owl to be injured in any way! The mobbing may succeed in forcing the Owl to move on to a different area. The retreating Owl is often pursued by the mob.,[object Object],Owls are generally resident birds. Some Northern populations of certain species may escape harsh winters by moving south.,[object Object]
Add Roman Numerals,[object Object]
I	Most Owls are active at dusk and dawn, spending the daytime at a quiet, inconspicuous roost. They generally roost singly or in pairs, but may form flocks outside of the breeding season. (A group of Owls is called a parliament),[object Object],II	An Owl's daily activity begins with preening, stretching, yawning and combing its head with its claws. The plumage is often ruffled up, and claws and toes are cleaned by nibbling with the beak. The Owl will then leave its roost, sometimes giving a call (especially in breeding season).,[object Object],IIIOwls have a very expressive body language. Many species will bob and weave their head, as if curious about something - this is in fact to further improve their three-dimensional concept of what they are viewing.  When relaxed, the plumage is loose and fluffy. If an owl becomes alarmed, it will become slim, its feathers pulled in tightly to the body, and ear-tufts, if any, will stand straight up. A pygmy Owl will cock its tail and flick it from side to side when excited or alarmed. Little owls bob their body up and down when alert.,[object Object],When protecting young or defending itself, an Owl may assume a "threat" or defensive posture, with feathers ruffled to increase apparent size. The head may be lowered, and wings spread out and pointing down. Some species become quite aggressive when nesting, and have been known to attack humans.,[object Object],IVOwls will bathe in shallow water, and also in rain.,[object Object],Owlshave a very wide range of vocalizations, ranging from the hoots so often associated with Owls, to whistles, screeches, screams, purrs, snorts, and hisses. Hooting is often territorial, and is also associated with courting, the male usually having the lower pitched Hoot. It should be noted that not all Owl species hoot.  Owls can also make clicking noises with their tongues, often as part of a threat display. They may also clap their wings in flight as part of a mating display.,[object Object],V	Because Owls are predators, they are feared by many birds. For this reason, they are often attacked or harassed by groups of smaller birds. This is not limited to one species, as once the attack begins, many different birds will join in.VI	Interestingly, the Owl rarely responds to the harassment, and it is just as rare for the Owl to be injured in any way! The mobbing may succeed in forcing the Owl to move on to a different area. The retreating Owl is often pursued by the mob.,[object Object],VIIOwls are generally resident birds. Some Northern populations of certain species may escape harsh winters by moving south.,[object Object]
I  Introduction,[object Object],II  Daily Activity,[object Object],III  Body Language,[object Object],IV  Bathing,[object Object],V  Calls,[object Object],VI  Mobbing,[object Object],VII Migration,[object Object],Rename/Summarize each Paragraphs,[object Object]
I	Most Owls are active at dusk and dawn, spending the daytime at a quiet, inconspicuous roost. They generally roost singly or in pairs, but may form flocks outside of the breeding season. (A group of Owls is called a parliament),[object Object],II	An Owl's daily activity begins with preening, stretching, yawning and combing its head with its claws. The plumage is often ruffled up, and claws and toes are cleaned by nibbling with the beak. The Owl will then leave its roost, sometimes giving a call (especially in breeding season).,[object Object],IIIOwls have a very expressive body language. Many species will bob and weave their head, as if curious about something - this is in fact to further improve their three-dimensional concept of what they are viewing.  When relaxed, the plumage is loose and fluffy. If an owl becomes alarmed, it will become slim, its feathers pulled in tightly to the body, and ear-tufts, if any, will stand straight up. A pygmy Owl will cock its tail and flick it from side to side when excited or alarmed. Little owls bob their body up and down when alert.,[object Object],When protecting young or defending itself, an Owl may assume a "threat" or defensive posture, with feathers ruffled to increase apparent size. The head may be lowered, and wings spread out and pointing down. Some species become quite aggressive when nesting, and have been known to attack humans.,[object Object],IVOwls will bathe in shallow water, and also in rain.,[object Object],Owlshave a very wide range of vocalizations, ranging from the hoots so often associated with Owls, to whistles, screeches, screams, purrs, snorts, and hisses. Hooting is often territorial, and is also associated with courting, the male usually having the lower pitched Hoot. It should be noted that not all Owl species hoot.  Owls can also make clicking noises with their tongues, often as part of a threat display. They may also clap their wings in flight as part of a mating display.,[object Object],V	Because Owls are predators, they are feared by many birds. For this reason, they are often attacked or harassed by groups of smaller birds. This is not limited to one species, as once the attack begins, many different birds will join in.VI	Interestingly, the Owl rarely responds to the harassment, and it is just as rare for the Owl to be injured in any way! The mobbing may succeed in forcing the Owl to move on to a different area. The retreating Owl is often pursued by the mob.,[object Object],VIIOwls are generally resident birds. Some Northern populations of certain species may escape harsh winters by moving south.,[object Object]
Rename the title  (Main Idea),[object Object],Pick three key facts (Roman Numerals),[object Object],Pick two supporting details for each fact (yellow),[object Object],Create summary of what was read,[object Object],Summarizing what was read,[object Object]

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