'Text features' presentation slideshows

Biology 2011-12

Biology 2011-12. Semester 2. Biology 1/30/12 Week of 1/30 to 2/3. ANNOUNCEMENT: Each entry task will be worth 2 POINTS this semester. Total of 10 points in a typical week. ASSIGN TABLE LEADERS. 2 Extra Credit points/week EVERYONE AT TABLE has the sheet complete and turned in.

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Text Features

Text Features. A Daily Dose Middle and High School.

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Text Features:

Text Features:. What You Should Know About Texts. Human beings have important elements in their bodies such as a heart, lungs, blood vessels, and a brain. These elements stand out from other features of our body. .

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A GPS to Reading Success

A GPS to Reading Success. By: Connie Wade Danville Public Schools Danville, VA. Elementary Nonfiction Reading. Key Points in Reading. Nonfiction comprises at least half of what students read

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OSSLT: Reading a Graphic Text

OSSLT: Reading a Graphic Text. Graphic Text Reading Selection. On the OSSLT the graphic text reading selection has less than 150 words. The graphic text reading selection has a title. One or more graphic elements are included.

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Skunks! Could we help these little stinkers? By David Sloan

Skunks! Could we help these little stinkers? By David Sloan. 1 Based on the information in the selection, what would most likely happen if the baby skunks were left alone? A. The baby skunks would move from den to den. B. The baby skunks would raid garbage containers.

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3 rd Grade Curriculum Night

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Features of a Graphic Novel

Features of a Graphic Novel. Definition of Graphic Novel. Combines elements of narrative, speech, illustrations and images Longer than a comic book Higher quality than a comic book Bound as real book rather than staples as with comic. Panels.

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Hottest, Coldest, Highest, Deepest

Hottest, Coldest, Highest, Deepest. By Steve Jenkins. Day 2. Rate vocabulary words with your partner. Can you pronounce it ? Can you give the definition ? Can you use it in a sentence ?. Hottest, Coldest, Highest, Deepest. Reading Goal-Text Features

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Determine Importance

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American Literature

American Literature. DAY 1. Student Information. +Student Verification. Rules. Be Respectful.

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Disaster Strikes

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Informational texts

Informational texts . What is an informational text?. When you read nonfiction, you learn information. These look very different from fiction pieces and there are special features (see next slide) such as photographs, diagrams, or maps. Different from fiction

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Informational Text

Informational Text. Text Features. There are 4 main kinds of text features that help you find information in your textbooks: Headings Keywords Captions Footnotes. Heading. What is a heading?

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Easy-to-Understand Tables RIT Standards

Easy-to-Understand Tables RIT Standards. Identifying the Main Topic & Key Details. CCSS for ELA: Reading Informational Text. Identifying Connections and Relationships. CCSS for ELA: Reading Informational Text. Building Vocabulary. CCSS for ELA: Reading Informational Text.

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Drama

Drama. Genre Study. Text Features of Drama. {. Script. Text Features of Drama. Script. {. Stage Directions. Plot. Characters. Setting. Text Features of Drama. {. Lighting Scenery Sound Effects Costumes Props. Stage Directions. Script. {. Plot. Characters. Setting.

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Career Connections Exploring the World of Work: Investigation and Preparation

Career Connections Exploring the World of Work: Investigation and Preparation. Joe Avara and Fran Glick September 28, 2006. Project Overview.

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Text Features Matching Game

Text Features Matching Game. Cut out the puzzle pieces and either clip together or put in small bag. There should be one set for each group. The students will match the text features to the correct meaning. Teacher will call on groups to share text features and the correct matching meaning.

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