Fiction or non-fiction?
The Three Little Pigs
FICTION!
Words in the text that are important and that can be bold, italics...
KEYWORDS!
Feature that helps us learn where things are located in the world.
A MAP!
Visuals found in magazines. They illustrate what the articles are about.
PHOTOGRAPHS, PICTURES, IMAGES, ILLUSTRATIONS...
The page on a book that tells you what the book is about.
The TITLE PAGE!
A biography about a famous singer
NON-FICTION!
When a word or phrase has darker and thicker font.
Bold
Feature that helps the reader understand the definitions of important words.
A GLOSSARY!
Features that helps you identify parts of a diagram.
Feature that is at the top of an article and shows what the article is about.
HEADLINE!
An article about bears, describing different types of bears, where they live and what they eat.
NON-FICTION!
When the author puts a line under a specific word or phrase.
Underline
The list of chapters and/or page numbers at the beginning of a book or a magazine
The table of contents
Words under a picture that tells you about about the picture.
A CAPTION!
A picture on a digital device that opens an application, a file or a website.
A story about a little boy that can talk to animals.
FICTION!
When the words are slanted.
Italics
Feature that is an alphabetical listing of items covered in the book or magazine and their page numbers.
INDEX!
A symbol used to make a list.
Bullet points
A diagram that shows events in a chronological order
A TIMELINE!
An article in a newspaper, giving the results of a football game and commenting it.
NON-FICITON
When a word or phrase has a strip of colour over it.
Highlight
Feature that helps the reader see what something looks like on the inside.
A cutaway
Feature that is a graphical visualisation of numbers.
CHARTS/GRAPHS!
A feature that shows the parts of an object
A diagram!