Help children become more confident and independent readers with this Literal, Inferential & Evaluative Questions Bookmark.
Designed as a simple visual reference, the bookmark helps children understand the three key types of questions they may encounter when reading and gives them a reminder of what each question requires them to do.
📖 Literal Questions
Questions where the answer can be found directly in the text.
🔎 Inferential Questions
Questions where children need to use clues from the text alongside their own thinking to work out an answer.
💭 Evaluative Questions
Questions that ask children to form an opinion, make a judgement or evaluate something, using evidence from the text to support their thinking.
Having these prompts readily available helps children move beyond simply finding an answer and begin thinking about how they need to approach different questions.
The bookmark is ideal for:
Guided reading
Reading comprehension
Independent reading
Literacy lessons
Reading journals
Small-group reading
Supporting questioning skills
Developing children's reading strategies
Simply print and give each child their own bookmark to keep inside their reading book, or laminate them for longer-lasting use.
A simple reminder to help children read, think and respond.
Digital resource — no physical product will be delivered.
Help children become more confident and independent readers with this Literal, Inferential & Evaluative Questions Bookmark.
Designed as a simple visual reference, the bookmark helps children understand the three key types of questions they may encounter when reading and gives them a reminder of what each question requires them to do.
📖 Literal Questions
Questions where the answer can be found directly in the text.
🔎 Inferential Questions
Questions where children need to use clues from the text alongside their own thinking to work out an answer.
💭 Evaluative Questions
Questions that ask children to form an opinion, make a judgement or evaluate something, using evidence from the text to support their thinking.
Having these prompts readily available helps children move beyond simply finding an answer and begin thinking about how they need to approach different questions.
The bookmark is ideal for:
Guided reading
Reading comprehension
Independent reading
Literacy lessons
Reading journals
Small-group reading
Supporting questioning skills
Developing children's reading strategies
Simply print and give each child their own bookmark to keep inside their reading book, or laminate them for longer-lasting use.
A simple reminder to help children read, think and respond.
Digital resource — no physical product will be delivered.