Introduction
This Web Quest is designed to help students from the 6-7 age group to strengthen their comprehension skills. This will allow the students to utilize the videos and other content to help them to answer questions better based on what they read.
Task
You are going on a Web Quest. Your job is to find out more about understanding comprehension skills in a fun way while reading.
Process
1. First you will need to watch a video on what to look for when reading a story. Click the video below to view.
Questions
- What are the 6 things you should look for when you are reading to understand the story?
2. Click and watch the video below, read along and only answer questions to the first comprehension. Then follow the video to guess the correct answers by writing down a, b or c as the answer you think is correct. Lets see who gets the most correct answers.
3. Complete a reading activity and answer the questions in complete sentences below without looking back at the book. Please click the link below.
https://www.education.com/game/the-rainy-day-level-g/
- Why couldn't she go outside at the beginning of the story?
- What did she eat for breakfast?
- What did she paint a picture of?
- What did she read about in the book?
- How did she help around the house?
- Who did she help to bake the cookies?
- What did she drink while eating the cookies?
- Where did she go after the rain stopped?
Evaluation
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CATEGORY |
4 |
3 |
2 |
1 |
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Focus on story/article |
Student is lost in the story. There's no looking around or pausing through the online pages. |
Student seems to be enjoying and moving through the story, but takes some short breaks. |
Student seems to be reading the story, but doesn't seem to be very interested. Takes a few short breaks. |
Pretends to read the story. Mostly looks around or fiddles with things. |
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Answers the questions accurately |
Student understands the comprehension 100% based on their responses. |
Student understands the comprehension 80% based on their responses. |
Student understands the comprehension 50% based on their responses |
Student doesn't understand the comprehension based on their responses |
Conclusion
Yay! Good Job! You have completed your Web Quest. You have learned more about reading and understanding in order to answer questions correctly.