When I work with a small group, I set six of each thinkmark in the center of the table. As we read together, students can quietly take a thinkmark and insert it into their book. Later, we discuss the sections that they marked. This gives students a chance to share and discuss connections they made, new things they learned, or questions they might have.

Use these reading comprehension bookmarks to encourage your students to:

• look beyond the words for the deeper meaning of the text
• read for understanding
• remain engaged as they read

Eight different color printable bookmarks (four of the same on each page).

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⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "Cardstock & laminated !! We play a game where students pull a bookmark out of a bag and then answer that question and we discuss!" Kelsey V.

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