Make predictions before reading a novel with this novel study worksheet.
Making Predictions About Literature
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This particular worksheet allows students to make predictions about a text before reading it. Students are encouraged to use the available clues to help them predict what the story might be about, such as:
- Book title – What ideas does the title of the book give you?
- Cover design – Look at the design of the cover. What does it suggest about the story?
- Blurb – Read the back of the book. What clues does the blurb give you about the story?
Multiple Uses for These Novel Study Worksheets
This versatile resource can be used in various ways in your upper primary classroom. Why not try some of the following activities:
- Whole-class activity (via smartboard)
- Reading group task
- Individual practice
- Read-at-home task
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Kaylyn Chupp, a teacher and a Teach Starter collaborator, contributed to this resource.
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