Language and Conventions
When two words are created into one word with an apostrophe replacing some letters it is called
a contraction.
Author's use this tool to find words and the word meanings or definitions.
Dictionary
One structure of informational text is to put information into a specific order. This is called. . .
Chronological order
This element of poetry requires the same word or words to be repeated throughout the poem.
Repitition
This punctuation hangs in the air, can show possession, or replace letters in new words.
Apostrophe
The proper contraction for the two words will not is
won't
This is a tool author's include in their writing to explain unfamiliar words.
Glossary
Description is when the writer tells the reader
details to explain the topic.
This element of poetry makes the poem more fun to say and adds a sing-song element to it.
rhyming words
This punctuation has several jobs including joining compound sentences, and allowing the reader to pause before continuing.
Comma
Two or more letters combined to make a specific sound is called a
digraph
Author's use this strategy to find information when they are reading. It involves going back and looking in the text.
Text Evidence
Cause and effect is
Poetry uses words to paint a picture in the reader's head. This is called
Imagery
When you find this at the end of the sentence you should read with emotion.
exclamation point
When combining two sentences together you need a conjunction and this punctuation symbol
comma
This is when the reader can relate to the author's writing.
Text to self
The purpose of informational text is to
Poetry uses words that sound the same to make their poem sound similar to a song
Rhyming Words
When you see this symbol that resembles a hook, it means someone is asking you something.
Question mark