For many teachers, close reading now goes hand in hand with Common Core standards. Here is the breakdown of what is close reading, how you can use it with a passage of text using this free lesson plan and a picture tutorial that makes it simple. {yes, seriously}
source: theclassroomkey.blogspot.com/
Close Reading Simplified
Take away the main ideas on what close reading really is and how it applies to your lesson planning. Then use a free close reading lesson plan template to help you choose skills, set a purpose and follow up with questions. You’ll love how simple it really can be with a highlighter and the right text.
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