This feature at the top of a page tells you what the text is about.
What is a title?
This part of the text tells the reader how we can try to fix an issue.
What is the solution?
This type of statement (or sentence) can be proven true or false.
What is a fact?
The main idea is usually found in this sentence of a paragraph.
To take small bites of something; eating slowly.
These key words are often important to understand a text. They could also be new, difficult vocabulary.
What are bold words?
This part of the text tells you what caused the issue.
What is the cause?
Words like 'best,' 'worst,' & 'should' often indicate this type of statement.
What is an opinion?
Supporting details in a text help do this for the main idea.
What is support / explain it?
After a brisk walk, she was slightly tired & out of breath.
Quick, energetic & lively.
This feature helps break down a longer text into smaller pieces.
What are headings?
These are the three pieces of a problem & solution text.
What are the cause, problem, and solution?
The difference between fact and opinion.
What is one can be proven true / false, and one can change between different people.
If the main idea is not directly stated, you have to figure it out yourself.
What is infer?
The wee dog was able to go through the dog door, but the other dog couldn't fit.
Very small or tiny.