Review

Which one is a DON'T for summary?

• Include the most important events.

• Include the names of characters.

• include your own opinion, thoughts, or predictions.

• List the events in chronological order.

Which one is a DON'T for summary?

• Include the most important events.

• give every or insignificant detail of what happened

• Include the names of characters.

• List the events in chronological order.

What is a theme?

• The reason an author writes.

• The message or lesson of a story

• The problem of the story

• The main idea of the text

What is conflict?

• The reason an author writes.

• The message or lesson of a story

• The problem of the story

• The main idea of the text

What is Author's Purpose?

• The reason an author writes or includes something in the text.

• The message or lesson that can be learned from the story.

• The problem in the story.

• The ideas presented in the text.

A ​ (a)   a short overview of the main points of the story.

• summary
• critique
• organizational pattern
• sensory language

What is an inference?

• The life lesson or message of a story

• What the text is mainly about, supported by evidence.

• The reason an author writes or includes something in the text.

• An educated guess based on background knowledge and text evidence

What is setting?

• The time or place in which the story occurs.

• The life lesson or message that can be learned from the story

• The main idea of each paragraph.

• The 5 questions, who what, when, where and why.

What are annotations

• The evidence in the text

• Song notes from a music sheet.

• A note added to a text.

• What the author chooses to write.

Why do we annotate?

• To have fun

• To process what we read

• To follow directions

• To draw what we imagine