Front

uses I and is usually the main character in the story

Back

1st person point of view

Front

how the author feels ( excited, silly, serious, or angry)

Back

tone

Front

narrator directs the reader as you

Back

2nd person person point of view (narrator)

Front

main idea, moral, or message in a piece of writing. Think about characterś actions, plot, and repeating ideas in the story

Back

theme

Front

narrator is outside the story and uses he or shee

Back

3rd person point of view (narrator)

Front

text that the author presents as argument

Back

textual evidence

Front

repetition of a single consonant letter in the alphabet or a combination of letters

Back

alliteration

Front

the way a text is presented - introduction, headings, and/or subheads, sentences that form paragraphs, and chapters. Develops ideas for the text.

Back

text structure

Front

relationship between two words - synonyms, definition, antonym, etc.

Back

analogy

Front

details that help to explain the central idea/topic sentence

Back

supporting details