Vocabulary
Strategies
Grammar
Genres
Good to Know
100
A text that is made up
What is fiction?
100
Using clues from text, making predictions while reading, using your background knowledge (or schema) to figure out what the author means.
What is infer?
100
do not = don't should have = should've I will = I'll I am = I'm will not = won't
What are contractions?
100
Category of text examples fiction, mystery, fantasy, informational, biography, realistic fiction)
What is a genre?
100
The events in a story- beginning, middle, and end.
What is Plot?
200
What happens in a story.
What is the plot?
200
When I check to make sure I understand what I am reading and take action.
What is monitor understanding?
200
Two words combined as one with an apostrophe. Example I am = I'm
What is a contraction?
200
Headings, graphs, charts, diagrams, title page, labels, captions, keywords, table of contents, glossary, index, maps, guide words.
What are features of a nonfiction text?
200
A short retelling of a story or text.
What is summarize?
300
What a reading is mostly about-the big idea of the story
What is the main idea?
300
Reading is like a puzzle. I take the information from the text and what I already know and piece it all together to understand it and see the big picture.
What is synthesize?
300
A word with the exact same meaning examples shimmer/sparkle house/cottage
What is a synonym?
300
A genre of text-events that could never really happen.
What is Fantasy?
300
The person who draws pictures for a story.
Who is the illustrator?
400
A text that is real and true.
What is non-fiction?
400
Read it again, look at the picture, sound out the word, look for chunks, skip it, read on, think about words I know, or think about what makes sense.
What are fix-it strategies?
400
Words that sound the same but are spelled differently and mean different things.
What are homophones?
400
A reference book with definitions in ABC order.
What is a dictionary?
400
Who is telling the story-first person/3rd person.
What is Point of View?
500
A sentence that introduces the topic of a report or "hooks the reader".
What is a topic sentence?
500
To decide if the information is important or just interesting.
What is determine importance?
500
An ending on a word examples s, ed, ing, er, est
What is a suffix?
500
Characters, Setting, Plot, Problem, Resolution, Dialogue
What are features of a fiction text?
500
A person's view or belief; example This tastes so good!
What is an opinion?