Informatives
Narratives
Mental Actions
Routines
100

I am the purpose of an informative.

What is "to inform"?

100

We are the people or personified animals/objects found in a narrative.

What are the characters?

100

Identifying words that you do and do not understand while reading a text

What is monitoring your comprehension?

100

When I, the teacher, share my thinking aloud as I read.

What is modeling?

200

I am what the text is generally about.

What is the topic?

200

I am the time and place of a story.

What is the setting?

200

Making an educated guess as to the text structure

What is making a prediction?

200

Rewriting a text into their own words

What is summarizing?

300

I am the facts or details within an informtive text.

What is information?

300

I am the sequence of events that show characters in action.

What is the plot?

300

Using context clues to define a word or to support a main idea

What is making connections?

300

When the students share their thinking aloud and I, the teacher, guide them with questions.

What is coaching?

400

I am what the author truly wants you to understand about the topic.

What is the main idea.

400

I am the purpose of a narrative.

What is "to entertain and develop understanding of the world"?

400

Creating a mental filing system in order to better retain and recall information

What is reformatting?

400

A document that helps students recall the text structure elements in a written format

What is an informative/narrative or graphic organizer?

500

I am the voice that does not use first person pronouns.

What is third person point of view?

500

I am a universal message that the author wants you to learn.

What is the theme?

500

Clearly stating the text structure at the end of a read with evidence that supports

What is confirming a prediction?

500

Getting kids to verbalize and explain their thinking aloud to support comprehension and speech skills

What is articulation?