Luna and David are working on a school project about nonfiction books. Can you help them by choosing the correct types of nonfiction from the options below?

Imagine Emma is reading a story and wants to understand the author's perspective. The author's perspective refers to the author's ______ and/or attitude about his or her topic. Can you help Emma figure it out?

Evelyn and Luna are having a friendly debate! Evelyn says something that can be proven with evidence, while Luna shares what she personally believes. Who is using a fact, and who is sharing an opinion?

Hannah, Ethan, and Daniel are reading a story together. They come across a tricky word! Using context clues helps them to ______ the meaning of words. What do you think they should do?

Evelyn and Grace are telling a story using sequence words like first, then, next, after that, and finally. The order they are using is called the ______ order. Can you help them fill in the blank?

Imagine Anika drops a ball and it bounces. Cause/effect: Where one event ______ another. What fits best?

Rohan, Mason, and Elijah are learning about summarizing! If you state the main idea in one sentence, how many supporting details should you use to explain it?

Noah and Isla are trying to figure out what the author’s theme is in their favorite story. They know it’s the author’s ______ or reason for writing. Can you help them choose the right answer?

Anika, Aiden, and Kai are reading a paragraph together. They want to find out the Main Idea, which is the most important thing the paragraph says about the ______. Can you help them choose the right answer?

Emma, Ethan, and Aria are trying to predict the winner of their school talent show. What should they focus on to make the best prediction?

Aiden and Zoe are reading a story together. Aiden notices the story uses words like 'I' and 'we', while Zoe points out another story that uses 'he', 'she', or 'they'. How can they tell if a story is written in first or third person, and why does it matter for how the story is told?

Aria and Luna are reading a poem that uses words to paint vivid pictures in their minds. What is the use of language that appeals to the senses called?

Harper and Mason are playing a word game! They notice that alliteration happens when several words begin with the same or similar ______. Can you help them fill in the blank?

Priya told Grace a story using hyperbole. What is hyperbole? It's a large ______.

Aria and James are learning about similes in class. Can you help them remember? A simile is a comparison between two objects using ______ or ______.

Priya tells Aria, "A metaphor is a comparison between two things, but you don't use 'like' or 'as'!" Is Priya correct?

Luna and Samuel are playing a word game! They come across the word "buzz" and wonder: Onomatopoeia are words that sound like their ______. Can you help them out?

Abigail and Aiden are writing a story. They want to make a tree seem like it can talk and feel! What is it called when you give an inhuman thing ______ qualities?

Scarlett and Liam are playing a word game! They come across this clue: Inference is the meaning suggested or understood without directly ______ it. Can you help them fill in the blank?