Strategies
Informational Text
Poetry
Fiction
Drama
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What chart do we use for Informational Texts

TMI

100

give me 2 examples of Informational Text

Answers can vary

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Giving non human traits to something that is non human

Personafication

100

The biggest part of a story, when the character is trying to resolve the problem.

climax

100

A portion of a play that takes place in one location. Many scenes make up an act.

scene

200

What do you write after you read the selection?

a Summary

200

A few descriptive words providing readers with information regarding a photograph

caption

200

a group of lines is called a 

stanza

200

The person telling the story in a fiction text.

Narrator

200

The time and location in which a story takes place.

setting

300

What do we add to the TMI chart?

Topic and Main Idea

300

a labeled drawing that shows how something works or explains something

diagram

300

A kind of figurative language that compares 2 unlike things by saying something IS something else.

metaphor

300

Clues that help you predict what will happen later in the text.

foreshadow

300

Unspoken part of a drama that tells the characters where to go or how to act.

Stage Directions

400
What Chart do we Use for literary texts

CSPS

400

A smaller heading that gives the title of one section or paragraph in the text.

Subheading/Subtitle

400

another name for a sentence in poetry

Lines

400

Take the narrative back in time from the current point.

Flashback

400
What is it called when 2 characters are speaking?

Dialogue

500

What does CSPS stand for?

Character, setting, problem, solution

500

Things such as heading, bulleted lists, and graphics that help a reader find important information

Text Features

500

The repetition of the beginning sound of a word

alliteration

500

When a character struggles with something outside of themselves.

external conflict

500

The items on stage that an actor uses during a play or drama.

Props

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