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Organizing Information Writing

Organizing Information Writing

Assessment

Presentation

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English

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6th Grade

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Practice Problem

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Hard

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CCSS
RI.4.5, RI.6.6, RI.5.2

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Standards-aligned

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6 Slides • 6 Questions

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Organizing Informational Texts

​Author's organize information purposefully

Some examples are:

Explaining

Listing

Providing examples

Defining

Outlining

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT an example of ways author's organize information?

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Outlining

2

Listing

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Explaining

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Diagraming

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Explaining

When authors explain a topic or an idea, they are making something clear to the reader by describing it in detail or providing supporting facts.

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Multiple Select

When author is explaining, they are...

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Making things clear for the reader

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Providing details about a topic

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Providing photographs without captions

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Providing supporting facts

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​Listing

Authors might create lists to:

  • To make points clear to the reader

  • To arrange information in its order of importance

  • Clarify step-by-step instructions

  • To group similar ideas together

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Multiple Choice

Which if the following is NOT a reasons an author might include a list in their informational writing?

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To appear reliable

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To make points clear to the reader

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To clarify step-by-step instructions

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To group similar ideas together

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​Providing examples...

will support the claim by providing proof (evidence)-making the source more reliable.

helps the reader understand the topic better

helps the reader relate and make connections to the topic

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Multiple Choice

Examples in writing can do everything EXCEPT...

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make the reader laugh until they cry

2

support the claim

3

bring understanding

4

make connections

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Defining...

can introduce unfamiliar terms specific to the topic to the reader

helps the reader understand better

to give context to the reader

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Multiple Select

Why do authors provide definitions?

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to give context

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to help with understanding

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to add to their glossaries

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to introduce unfamiliar words

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Outlining...

organizes ideas for the reader

provides a visual representation of information

can develop points

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Multiple Choice

How do authors use outlines in their informational writing pieces?

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They don't. Outlining is only used in the pre-writing process.

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By organizing information visually.

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By drawing a box around the most important ideas in their writing.

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Organizing Informational Texts

​Author's organize information purposefully

Some examples are:

Explaining

Listing

Providing examples

Defining

Outlining

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