LEAD21 K-5 Comprehension Strategy and Skill Matrix
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1 Unit 1: Wk 1 Unit 1: Wk 2 Strat: Determine Important Strat: Determine Information Skill: Compare and Skill: Compare and Introduce Numbered Steps Strat: Reinf. Determine Strat: Reinf. Determine Skill: Rev. Compare and Skill: Reinf. Compare and Rev. Numbered Steps Strat: Determine Skill: Determine Author's Graphs Strat: Reinf. Determine Literary Elem: Plot Strat: Determine Strat: Determine Skill: Determine Author's Skill: Determine Author's Contents Labels Pages Strat: Reinf. Determine Strat: Reinf. Determine Numbered Contents Steps Strat: Determine Skill: Determine Author's Bar Graphs Strat: Reinf. Determine Glossary Unit 1: Wk 3 Strat: Make Strat: Make Strat: Make Strat: Make Strat: Make Strat: Make Unit 1: Wk 4 LEAD21 K-5 Strategy and Skill Matrix Skill: Identify Fantasy and Skill: Identify Text Realism Literary Elem: Character Literary Elem: Sound Devices: Onomatopoeia Skill: Recall and Skill: Draw Skill: Sequence Skill: Paraphrase Literary Elem: Character Literary Element: Plot: Beginning, Middle, and End/Sound Devices Literary Element: Sound Devices Literary Element: Plot - Problem and Solution Skill: Rev. Identify Skill: Reinf. Identify Text Skill: Rev. Recall and Skill: Rev. Sequence Skill: Rev. Paraphrase Fantasy and Realism Captions 1
2 Unit 2: Wk 1 Unit 2: Wk 2 Strat: Make Strat: Make Strat: Make Strat: Summarize Strat: Monitor Strat: Summarize Skill: Identify Text Skill: Sequence Skill: Identify Details and Facts Skill: Identify Cause and Skill: Draw Skill: Distinguish Fact Highlighted Words Diagrams Labels Chapter Heads Lists Captions Strat: Reinf. Summarize Strat: Reinf. Monitor Strat: Reinf. Summarize Skill: Rev. Identify Text Skill: Reinf. Sequence Skill: Rev. Identify Skill: Rev. Identify Cause Skill: Rev. Distinguish Details and Facts and Fact Literary Elem: Character Diagrams Glossary Index Unit 2: Wk 3 Strat: Summarize Strat: Summarize Strat: Summarize Strat: Make Strat: Make Strat: Make Unit 2: Wk 4 Skill: Identify Main Idea Skill: Identify Details and Facts Skill: Identify Main Ideas Skill: Identify Text Skill: Recall and Literary Elem: Setting Literary Elem: Figurative Setting Literary Element: Figurative Language Figurative Language and Language Character Strat: Reinf. Summarize Strat: Reinf. Summarize Strat: Reinf. Summarize Skill: Rev. Identify Main Skill: Reinf. Identify Skill: Rev. Identify Main Skill: Rev. Identify Text Skill: Rev. Recall and Ideas Details and Facts Ideas Scale Diagrams Skill: Identify Main Idea Mood and Tone Skill: Rev. Identify Main Idea 2
3 Unit 3: Wk 1 Unit 3: Wk 2 Unit 3: Wk 3 Unit 3: Wk 4 Strat: Visualize Skill: Categorize and Skill: Distinguish Fact Skill: Identify Cause and Skill: Paraphrase Skill: Generalize Skill: Compare and Basic Labels Captions Sidebars Captions Maps Maps Strat: Reinf. Ask and Strat: Reinf. Ask and Strat: Reinf. Ask and Strat: Reinf. Ask and Strat: Reinf. Visualize Strat: Reinf. Ask and Skill: Rev. Categorize and Skill: Rev. Distinguish Skill: Rev. Identify Cause Skill: Rev. Paraphrase Skill: Rev. Generalize Skill: Rev. Compare and Fact and Glossaries Venn Maps Subheads Venn Diagrams Diagrams Strat: Monitor Strat: Monitor Strat: Monitor Strat: Monitor Strat: Summarize Strat: Monitor Skill: Recall and Skill: Recall and Skill: Identify Fantasy Skill: Sequence Skill: Paraphrase Skill: Draw and Realism Literary Elem: Figurative Literary Elem. Plot Literary Elem: Plot: Beg. Literary Element: Plot Literary Element: Symbolism Lang. Middle, and End (Conflict Resolution) Problem and Solution Strat: Reinf. Monitor Strat: Reinf. Monitor Strat: Reinf. Monitor Strat: Reinf. Monitor Strat: Reinf. Summarize Strat: Reinf. Monitor Skill: Rev. Recall and Skill: Rev. Recall and Skill: Rev. Identify Skill: Rev. Sequence of Skill: Rev. Paraphrase Fantasy and Realism 3
4 Unit 4: Wk 1 Unit 4: Wk 2 Unit 4: Wk 3 Unit 4: Wk 4 Strat: Make Strat: Introduce Make Strat: Make Strat: Make Strat: Make Strat: Make Skill: Distinguish Fact and Skill: Identify Cause and Skill: Compare and Skill: Distinguish Fact Skill: Distinguish Fact Skill: Identify Cause and Opinion Bar Graphs Introduce Captions Diagrams Cross - Sections Bar Graphs Cutaways Skill: Rev. Distinguish Skill: Rev. Cause and Skill: Rev. Compare and Skill: Rev. Distinguish Skill: Rev. Distinguish Skill: Rev. Identify Cause Fact Fact Fact and Rev. Basic Captions Map with a Highlighted Indexes Bulleted Labels Bird's Eye View Vocabulary Lists Strat: Visualize Strat: Introduce Visualize Strat: Visualize Strat: Visualize Strat: Visualize Skill: Identify Details and Skill: Draw Skill: Identify Text Skill: Categorize and Skill: Identify Text Skill: Recall and Facts Literary Elem: Plot- Beg, Literary Elem: Setting Literary Element: Tone Literary Element: Theme or Middle, End Imagery Author's Message Strat: Reinf. Visualize Strat: Reinf. Visualize Strat: Reinf. Visualize Strat: Reinf. Visualize Strat: Reinf. Ask and Strat: Reinf. Visualize Skill: Rev. Identify Details Skill: Rev. Cause and Skill: Rev. Identify Text Skill: Rev. Categorize Skill: Rev. Identify Text Skill: Rev. Recall and and Facts and 4
5 Unit 5: Wk 1 Unit 5: Wk 2 Unit 5: Wk 3 Unit 5: Wk 4 Strat: Rev. Summarize Strat: Rev. Summarize Strat: Review Summarize Strat: Rev. Determine Strat: Rev. Visualize Skill: Identify Cause and Skill: Identify Main Ideas Skill: Categorize and Skill: Generalize Skill: Rev. Main Ideas Chart Indexes Glossary Rev. Charts Indexes Strat: Rev. Monitor Strat: Rev. Monitor Strat: Rev. Monitor Strat: Rev. Monitor Skill: Rev. Identify Cause Skill: Identify Main Ideas Skill: Rev. Categorize Skill: Rev. Generalize Skill: Rev. Main Ideas and and Rev. Captions Time Lines Rev. Chapter Picture Glossary Bulleted Lists Heads Skill: Draw Skill: Determine Author's Skill: Draw Skill: Recall and Skill: Identify Cause and Literary Elem: Figurative Literary Elem: Plot - Literary Elem: Sound Literary Elem: Mood, Language Problem and Solution Devices Exaggeration Tone, and Char. Strat: Rev. Determine Strat: Rev. Determine Strat: Rev. Determine Strat: Rev. Summarize Skill: Recall and Strat: Rev. Summarize Skill: Sequence Sidebars Strat: Rev. Monitor Skill: Rev. Sequence Line Graphs Skill: Categorize and Literary Elem: Character Relationship. Strat: Rev. Determine Strat: Rev. Determine Skill: Rev. Identify Cause Skill: Rev. Categorize and and 5
6 Unit 6: Wk 1 Unit 6: Wk 2 Unit 6: Wk 3 Unit 6: Wk 4 Skill: Sequence Skill: Categorize and Skill: Sequence Skill: Compare and Skill: Categorize and Skill: Identify Text Contents Page/Chapter Heads Sidebars Charts Subheads Diagrams Diagrams Strat: Rev. Summarize Strat: Reinf. Summarize Strat: Rev. Summarize Strat: Rev. Monitor Strat: Rev. Summarize Strat: Rev. Summarize Skill: Rev. Sequence Skill: Rev. Categorize Skill: Rev. Sequence Skill: Rev. Compare and Skill: Rev. Categorize Skill: Rev. Identify Text and and Captions Rev. Sidebars Circle and Lables Subheadings Flowcharts Graph Strat: Rev. Visualize Skill: Identify Picture Skill: Identify Fantasy Skill: Distinguish Fact Skill: Indentify Main Ideas Skill: Compare and Skill: Generalize Clues and Realism Literary Elem: Plot - Beg, Literary Elem: Setting Character Imagery Middle, End Skill: Rev. Identify Picture Clues Literary Elem: Describe the Elements of Setting (Time and Place) Skill: Rev. Identify Details and Facts Skill: Rev. Distinguish Fact Literary Element: Character: Analyze Characters' Relationships Skill: Rev. Identify Main Ideas Skill: Rev. Compare and Skill: Rev. Generalize 6
7 Unit 7: Wk 1 Unit 7: Wk 2 Unit 7: Wk 3 Unit 7: Wk 4 Strat: Rev. Visualize Strat: Rev. Visualize Strat: Rev. Visualize Strat: Rev. Determine Strat: Rev. Visualize Strat: Rev. Visualize Skill: Rev. Identify Cause and Skill: Rev. Identify Details and Facts Skill: Rev. Generalize Skill: Rev. Identify Main Idea Maps Index Rev. Basic Line Flowcharts Labels Graphs Strat: Rev. Determine Strat: Rev. Determine Strat: Rev. Determine Strat: Rev. Monitor Strat: Rev. Determine Skill: Rev. Identify Picture Skill: Rev. Identify Main Skill: Rev. Identify Main Skill: Rev. Paraphrase Skill: Rev. Identify Cause Skill: Rev. Distinguish Clues Ideas Ideas and Fact Rev. Circle Rev. Captions Subheads Charts Graph Charts with Rows and Strat: Rev. Monitor Skill: Rev. Sequence Literary Elem: Character Skill: Rev. Identify Main Ideas Strat: Rev. Monitor Strat: Rev. Monitor Skill: Rev. Compare and Skill: Rev. Recall and Literary Elem: Character: Literary Elem: Plot: Recognize trait, actions, Problem and Solution motives Skill: Rev. Sequence Web Diagrams Columns Skill: Rev. Sequence Skill: Rev. Sequence Literary Element: Setting Plot - Conflict and Resolution Strat: Rev. Monitor Foreshadowing Strat: Rev. Summarize Strat: Rev. Determine Skill: Rev. Generalize Skill: Rev. Recall and Skill: Rev. Compare and 7
8 Unit 8: Wk 1 Unit 8: Wk 2 Skill: Rev. Identify Text Bulleted Lists Skill: Rev. Details and Facts Rev. Chapter Heads Skill: Rev. Categorize and Skill: Rev. Identify Skill: Rev. Categorize Skill: Rev. Paraphrase Details and Facts and Chapter Glossaries Pie Charts Charts Headings Strat: Rev. Monitor Strat: Rev. Summarize Skill: Rev. Compare and Skill: Rev. Identify Main Skill: Rev. Compare and Skill: Rev. Sequence Ideas Sidebars Time Line Time Line Cutaways/Cross Sections Unit 8: Wk 3 Unit 8: Wk 4 Skill: Rev. Recall and Literary Elem: Sound Devices-Onomatopoeia Skill: Rev. Recall and Literary Feat: Plot: Conflict and Resolution Strat: Rev. Visualize Literary Elem: Character- Literary Element: Plot Analyze Character's (Problem and Solution) Relationships Strat: Rev. Visualize Strat: Rev. Visualize Strat: Rev. Visualize Skill: Rev. Identify Details Skill: Rev. Identify Text Skill: Rev. Identify Cause Skill: Rev. Recall and and Facts and Flow Charts Skill: Rev. Identify Text Literary Element: Author's Message Skill: Rev. Paraphrase Point of View Strat: Rev. Visualize Skill: Rev. Generalize 8
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