Lesson Design Vocabulary #1

Annotation

• making  notes and/or comments in a text to leave a trail of your thinking

• the unfolding sequence of event in a story; main events of a story

  
  

• the message or lesson of a story

•  information that is clearly stated in a text or viewed in an image/video

Main Idea

• making  notes and/or comments in a text to leave a trail of your thinking

• information in the text that explains or supports a main idea

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  what a piece of text is mostly about

  
  

• information that is clearly stated in a text or viewed in an image/video

key details

• making  notes and/or comments in a text to leave a trail of your thinking

• what a piece of text is mostly about

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  the message or lesson of a story

  
  

• Information in the text that explains or supports a main idea

inference/infer

•  information that is clearly stated in a text or viewed in an image/video

• a conclusion we can make using our own prior knowledge and explicit details/information from the text.

• making  notes and/or comments in a text to leave a trail of your thinking

• the message or lesson of a story

text evidence

• can be used to justify answers, ideas, or opinions when answering questions; it can include details, facts, examples, or quotations from the text

•  information that is clearly stated in a text or viewed in an image/video

• what a piece of text is mostly about

• include all the components of a story or article that are not the main body of text. These include the table of contents, index, glossary, headings, bold words, sidebars, pictures and captions, and labeled diagrams.

explicit detail

• making  notes and/or comments in a text to leave a trail of your thinking

  
  

• information that is clearly stated in a text or viewed in an image/video

• the unfolding sequence of event in a story; main events of a story

• Information in the text that explains or supports a main idea

plot

• the message or lesson of a story

• making  notes and/or comments in a text to leave a trail of your thinking

• the unfolding sequence of event in a story; main events of a story

• include all the components of a story or article that are not the main body of text. These include the table of contents, index, glossary, headings, bold words, sidebars, pictures and captions, and labeled diagrams.

theme

• what a piece of text is mostly about

• making  notes and/or comments in a text to leave a trail of your thinking

  
  

• the message or lesson of a story

• the unfolding sequence of event in a story; main events of a story

text features

• These include the table of contents, index, glossary, headings, bold words, sidebars, pictures and captions, and labeled diagrams.

  
  

• can be used to justify answers, ideas, or opinions when answering questions; it can include details, facts, examples, or quotations from the text

• information in the text that explains or supports a main idea

• a conclusion we can make using our own prior knowledge and explicit details/information from the text.