Reading A-Z Book Comprehension Checks

Do you have a subscription to Reading A-Z in your classroom? Do you feel like the comprehension checks aren't the best fit for all your students? Well, guess what? I have made comprehension checks with visuals to go along with many of the Reading A-Z stories.

These comprehensions checks have been a game changer for my classroom. Some of my students are able to answer the questions independently and others are able to answer using the choices after I read them the questions.

To differentiate, I have made some comprehension checks with two answer choices as seen above.

If you would like a copy of these comprehension checks, please click here. Please make sure to make a copy!

Here is a list of the checks I have currently. More will be added as I make them. I will try to update the list every month!

If you have any questions, please feel free to email me!

-Brittinae

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