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Reading Comprehension Cueing Cards

This reading comprehension cueing card packet has a multitude of uses! There are 34 comprehension cueing cards, with versions in full page and mini-sized. There are color and B&W versions for each set of cards. The mini-sized work well on a binder ring for at home reading comprehension support. 

I originally created a version of these cards way back in 2008 to help my Autistic students with reading comprehension. I noticed that giving these students a consistent visual cue, helped them with answering comprehension questions.  I also noticed the cards benefited my general education students as well.  In this packet, I have included both recall and higher level thinking comprehension questions. I have also updated the packet to included Close Reading Questions.  

I send a black and white version of the cards home in each students’ book baggie.

I found that the mini-comprehension cards increased home support. Parents found it easier to talk to their children about reading. 

The large cards can be used for focus walls, anchor charts, Reader’s Workshop, and/or Guided Reading.

Or you may want to make a ring of the mini cards for fast access during Guided Reading or Independent Reading conferences.

I do hope that you check them out!  If you already purchased, you get the update for FREE!  Just redownload.

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  1. Once Upon A Classroom

    March 7, 2015 at 1:15 pm

    Hey Erica!
    I really like the idea of sending these home to help the parents. Do you have a blog post about your Book Baggies? I'd like to see how you set those up! I've wishlisted these cards 🙂 Thanks!

    • Erica Bohrer

      March 7, 2015 at 1:33 pm

      No, I don't but that is a good idea! Once I finish updating my guided reading packet, I will write one.

  2. All Things Special Ed.- Tales From a Resource Room

    March 9, 2015 at 12:18 am

    This looks like a great tool that I must get 🙂 I love the idea about sending it home- thank you for sharing! Lisa

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