Page 312 2. Read actively and record your thoughts. Use the following ideas. (See “The Fantastical Fantasies of Frank Frisbie” on pages 313–316 for examples.) Predict upcoming events. 🟪 Predicting what may happen next will keep you focused on the story. Infer. 🟪 Use what you’ve read so far to grasp an idea that is not specifically stated by the author. Check your understanding. 🟪 Stop reading from time to time and think about what you have just read. Reread when necessary. Summarize. 🟪 When you’re through reading for the day, write a short summary of your thoughts. (See pages 269–273 for summarizing suggestions.) Visualize scenes. 🟪 To do this, reread part of the story and ask yourself these questions about it: _____ What am I seeing? _____ What’s the color and size? _____ How many? _____ What’s the shape? _____ What do I hear, smell, taste, touch, feel?