
Theme vs. Central Idea Lesson
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English
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6th - 8th Grade
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Rayna Wise
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5 Slides • 13 Questions
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Theme vs.
Central Idea
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Theme
The lesson or moral of the text
Theme is universal (We can all relate to it)
There can be more than one theme
We have to infer the theme (make an educated guess) using clues in the text
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Central Idea
The author's main point
Central idea is specific to the text
There can be more than one central idea
We have to infer the central idea (make an educated guess) using clues in the text
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What is the BIG difference between theme and central idea?
Theme is universal (we can all relate to it)
It is usually used in fiction.
Central idea is specific to the text (it does not apply to most people)
It is usually used in nonfiction.
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Let's Practice!
Answer each question about theme and central idea.
Take your time!
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Multiple Choice
There can be more than one theme in a story and there can be more than one central idea idea in a text.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Theme and central idea are not usually:
Supported by text evidence
Directly stated in the text
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Multiple Choice
There will be clues in the text that help me infer the theme or central idea.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Central Idea usually applies to:
Fiction (stories, plays, poems, etc.)
Nonfiction (articles, biographies, etc.)
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Multiple Choice
Theme is usually for:
Fiction (stories, plays, poems, etc.)
Nonfiction (Articles, biographies, etc.)
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Multiple Select
Theme is...
(Select all that apply)
The universal message/lesson
The author's main point
The moral of the text
Specific to the text
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Multiple Choice
Is this a theme or central idea?
Feeding the animals at dawn is best when you live on a farm.
Theme
Central Idea
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Multiple Choice
Is this a theme or central idea?
Always make sure you have the correct order before leaving McDonalds.
Theme
Central Idea
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Multiple Choice
Is this a theme or central idea?
Treat others as you wish to be treated.
Theme
Central Idea
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Multiple Choice
Is this a theme or central idea?
Scientists do not know what happened to many ancient civilizations.
Theme
Central Idea
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Multiple Choice
Is this a theme or central idea?
Curiosity leads to discovery.
Theme
Central Idea
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Multiple Choice
Is this a theme or central idea?
Hard work and patience pay off.
Theme
Central Idea
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Multiple Choice
Is this a theme or central idea?
Treat others with respect and kindness.
Theme
Central Idea
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Central Idea
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