5th Grade
Reading
5th Grade Writing
5th Grade
Reading: Informational
5th Grade Reading: Fiction
Ms. Takacs
100

This is the main idea or message of a story.

What is the theme?

100

This type of writing tries to convince the reader to agree with the author’s opinion.

What is persuasive writing?

100

This is the main idea of a paragraph or text, supported by key details.

What is the central idea?

100

This is the struggle or problem that characters face in a story.

What is the conflict?

100

When is Ms. Takacs' birthday? (Year for extra points)

December 3, 2003

200

These are clues in a story that help you figure out something the author doesn’t say directly.

What is making an inference?

200

This part of an essay grabs the reader’s attention at the beginning.

What is the hook?

200

These are facts, examples, or reasons that support the central idea.

What are supporting details?


200

This part of the plot is where the problem is solved.

What is the resolution?

200

What is Ms. Takacs' favorite hobby?

Writing, golfing, or chess

300

This type of text tells a story and includes characters, setting, and plot.

What is a narrative?

300

This sentence tells the main idea or claim of an essay.

What is a thesis statement?

300

Headings, captions, and diagrams are examples of these in informational texts.

What are text features?

300

The time and place where a story happens is called this.

What is the setting?

300

What is Ms. Takacs' cat's name? 

BoyCat

400

Words like “first,” “next,” and “finally” help readers understand this in a text.

What is sequence (or order of events)?

400

Words like “because,” “for example,” and “as a result” help connect ideas in writing.

What are transition words (or transition phrases)?

400

This type of text structure shows how two or more things are alike and different.

What is compare and contrast?

400

This is the lesson or message the author wants the reader to learn.

What is the theme?

400

What does Ms. Takacs love most about her students?

FUNNY

500

This point of view uses the words “I,” “me,” and “my.”

What is first-person point of view?


500

This is when you check your writing for spelling, grammar, and punctuation mistakes.

What is editing?

500

This text structure explains why something happens and what happens as a result.

What is cause and effect?

500

This is how a character acts, feels, and thinks in a story.  

What are character traits?

500

Ms. Takacs went to a high school that allowed you to major in something (like college). What did Ms. Takacs major in during her high school years? 

Musical Theater

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