Reading
The most important point the author wants you to know.
We do this to the first word in every sentence.
Capitialize
This body part can be used to follow along with the text.
Finger
A collection of words written to inspire ideas, imagination, or emotion. Hint- we wrote these.
Poems
You will write lots of these in school.
Papers
These things back up the main idea.
Supporting details.
We put this at the end of a regular sentence.
Period
The punctuation mark you can use for words you don't know.
Question mark
The overall feeling of the poem.
Mood
We use these punctuation marks to show that somebody said something.
Quotation marks or quotes
This word is another word for excellent or great.
Phenomenal.
a paragraph
This tool can be used to mark important information when reading.
Highlighter
Words that have the same ending sounds.
Rhyme
We used this punctuation mark to separate ideas or three or more items in a list.
Comma
This is another word for the real thing or the right thing.
legit
Question mark
You should do this to the text when something is important.
Highlight, underline, circle or mark it.
In a poem, the truth, lesson, or message about life.
Theme
We do this reading strategy when the text does not directly say something, but know it to be true after reading the text.
inference or infer
The punctuation mark at the end of a statement we say with excitement
An exclamation point
The type of reading we do when we read with our teams.
Group reading
A group of lines in a poem.
Stanza