Nonfiction Text Features (task cards)

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• title page

• map

• index

• subheading

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• timeline

• glossary

• table of contents

• chart/graph

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• table

• bold print

• index

• photograph

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• map

• index

• glossary

• heading

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• index

• glossary

• diagram

• fact box/sidebar

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• page 3

• page 71

• page 17

• page 28

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• To let the reader know these words are important and should be paid extra attention.

• To let you know what each section will be about and they also hint at the main idea.

• To explain the meaning of words used in a book.

• To help explain a particular photograph or illustration.

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• To let the reader know these words are important and should be paid extra attention.

• To let you know what each section will be about and they also hint at the main idea.

• To explain the meaning of words used in a book.

• To help explain a particular photograph or illustration.

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• It shows which states have hotter weather.

• It shows which states have more people.

• It shows the percentage of Americans with heart disease based on their location.

• It should the percentage of Americans who love the colors red, orange, and yellow.

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• It tells the definition of eyelid.

• It tells the importance of good eyesight.

• It tells on which pages to find more information about parts of the eye.

• It tells the name and location of different parts of the eye.