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RI.8.1/11.2 Using Text Features & Structures as support

RI.8.1/11.2 Using Text Features & Structures as support

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English

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6th Grade

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Easy

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CCSS
RI.4.5, RI.1.5, RI.11-12.9

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Standards-aligned

Created by

Mel Davis

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9 Slides • 7 Questions

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What is the difference between fiction & non fiction?

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What is a text structure?

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​the way an author organizes a text

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Examples: Cause & Effect, Problem & Solution, Compare & Contrast, Description, Sequence/Chronological Order​

​Text structure is...

Some text here about the topic of discussion

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​What is the difference in how an author structures (organizes) nonfiction and fiction texts?

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​Some text here about the topic of discussion.

​Fiction is organized by including:

characters

setting

plot

​conflict/resolution

theme ​

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Nonfiction is organized by:

cause and effect

sequencing/chronological order

problem/solution

description

compare/contrast​

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What are text features?

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​Text Features are componets that are not a part of the actual writing that provides additional information which will help you better understand the text by providing hints, visuals, etc...

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Open Ended

Name four examples of text features

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Multiple Choice

What is central idea....

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the lesson to be learned

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the main point of the text

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the idea that everything is right

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when an author has a belief

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​To determine central idea...

​1. Locate and analyze the text features

2. Read the text carefully and annotate for comprehension and to identify the topic

3. ​Identify what text structure was used

    ​4. Summarize to determine the central idea

    Some text here about the topic of discussion

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    Open Ended

    What is a claim?

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    ​A claim is a statement that can be argued

    pattern-tertiary
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