Foxes
Miller
Prather
Hilterbrand
Ward
100

The process of arriving at some conclusion based on prior knowledge and understanding. 

Inference

100

To pull directly from the text

Cite

100

Guessing or thinking based on what I already know.

Inference  

100

Synonym for cite

Quote

100

an act of viewing or noticing a fact or occurrence

To see, hear, or read

Observation

200

Synonym for topic

Theme

200

The idea that the text revolves around.

Central Idea

200

the primary point or concept that the author wants to convey to the readers about the topic.

Main Idea

200

Begins with a capital letter

Complete Sentence

200

RACE stands for

Restate, Answer, Cite, and Explain

300

A process of connecting prior knowledge to new knowledge and experiences

Connections/ Relationships

300

a thing that happens, especially one of importance.

Event

300

how the text is organized

Text Structure

300

Describes the characteristics of something.

Descriptive

300

When the text describes a problem and how it was solved.

Problem/ Solution

400

The text explains events (causes) and the results of the events (effect)

Cause/ Effect

400

Has punctuation

Complete sentence

400

Discusses similarities or differences of two or more things.

Compare/ Contrast

400

Sequence of events or a list of steps.

Sequential

400

when the main character is telling the story (I, me, my)

First person point of view

500

When a sentence is missing either a subject, a verb or both

Sentence Fragment
500

pieces of factual information that back up the main idea(s) you are trying to convey.

Supporting Details

500

when the narrator is telling you the reader the story (you, yours)

Second person point of view

500

the complete sentence has at least one main clause. Each main clause contains _____ and _______

a subject and a verb

500

when the narrator is NOT apart of the story.

3rd person POV