Text Features in Nonfiction Books

The video tutorial guides students through a scavenger hunt activity focused on identifying nonfiction text features. Students are instructed to find various text features in nonfiction books, take photos or screenshots, and upload them to a Seesaw activity. The tutorial provides detailed instructions, examples, and tips for efficiently completing the task. Students are encouraged to use multiple resources and are reminded not to use screenshots from the teacher's videos.

What is the main activity students will be doing in this lesson?

• Writing a nonfiction book

• Reading a fiction novel

• Creating a video tutorial

• Doing a scavenger hunt for text features

What should students do after taking a photo or screenshot of a text feature?

• Upload it to the Seesaw activity

• Email it to the teacher

• Post it on social media

• Print it out

Which of the following is NOT a text feature students need to find?

• Glossary

• Photograph

• Table of contents

• Author's biography

In the example given, what is the first text feature found in the nonfiction book?

• Table of contents

• Glossary

• Diagram

• Caption

What is a suggested strategy to avoid going back and forth between books and Seesaw?

• Use only one book

• Skip some text features

• Make a list of text features to find first

• Ask a friend for help

Why might students need to look through multiple books?

• To read more stories

• To compare different authors

• To find all the required text features

• To find the best book cover

What are students reminded not to do with the video content?

• Share it with others

• Take screenshots of text features

• Watch it more than once

• Use it for another class