Genres
Main Idea
Text Structures
Non-Fiction Text Features
Reading Comprehension Strategies
100

A story that is made up by the author, uses imagination.

What is Fiction?

100

What is the Main Idea?

The most important part of the story, what the story is about.

100

The text describes a problem and how it is solved.

Problem and Solution

100

Similar like a dictionary, it helps readers  define words from the book.

Glossary

100

Retelling the what happened in the story or what information the text gives us.

Summarizing

200

Based on true events, you read to learn, get information. 

What is Non-fiction?

200

One way I can find my main idea is by looking at the __________ that are used repeatedly.

Words

200

This text describes characteristics of something.

Descriptive / Description

200

Helps readers see exactly what something  or someone looks like.

Illustrations and Photographs

200

Determine what you think will happen next in the text. Use the tittle, text and illustration to help you.

Prediction

300

A story that uses made up characters, that could happen in real life

Realistic Fiction

300

Before I read the story, I can sometimes find the main idea in here.

In the Title 

300

This text describes a sequence of events, or a list of steps. 

Chronological Order

300

Words near a picture or photograph to help readers understand it better.

Captions

300

Finding ways to relate the text to yourself, other texts and around the world.

Making Connections

400

A story that talks about a real's person's life.

Biography

400

What is the 3 W method you can use to find your main idea?

Who, What, Why

400

This text describes similarities and differences between two or more things.

Compare and Contrast

400

Helps readers understand where something is in the world.

Maps

400

Use clues in the text and your own knowledge to fill up the gaps and draw conclusions.

Infer

500

A story that includes elements that are impossible such as talking animals and or magical powers.

Fantasy

500

A SUMMARY SHOULD BE PUT IN YOUR________ NOT THE AUTHORS

Own Words

500

This text explains events and the results of these events.

Cause —> explains event

Effect —> Results from events

500

An outline or drawing that shows how something works.

Diagram

500

The "big idea" or what the author is trying to tell the reader.

Author's message

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