2.  Inference is when you are reading, you think of
what is happening.
- Example: Helen is very sad because disease
make Helen can’t hear, see or talk.
- Evidence: She want to study to talk again.

3.  Prediction is make guess about the future.
- Example: Helen will try her best to talk, she
don’t give up and study hard.

4.  Text to text : Compare to book
- Example : She never give up
- Connection : I was read a book it talk about a children
didn’t have a parent but he never frustrated.
 Text to self: Compare to myself
- Example : Helen scare storm
- Connection : When I was a child I scared storm
 Text to world: Compare to the world.
- Example : Helen is a smart people
- Connection : Helen like Marie Curie

5.  Summary is talk about your main idea.
 Example : Helen was born in 27/06/1880 in USA.
When she was 2 years old she can’t talk, can’t
hear and can’t see.

6.  Ask question before reading
Q : Is this text fiction or non-fiction? How do you know?
A : This text is non-fiction because Helen Keller is a
famous people.
 Ask question during reading
Q : What are you wondering know ?
A : I wonder to know Why Helen can talk again?.
 Ask question after reading
Q : What are you still wondering about ?
A : I still wonder a bout Why Helen can talk again.

7.  Visualization is draw your favorite scene, and
make title for that scene.

8.  Vocabulary is hard word that you find when you
read.
 Word that you don’t understand.