Format: PDF
Pages: 1
Introduce your students to the essential components of informational texts with this fun and engaging educational graphic. This visual tool is specifically designed to help students navigate nonfiction books by identifying key features and understanding their unique purposes.
Using a captivating "Polar Bear" theme, this graphic provides concrete examples that make abstract reading skills come to life!
Why Teach Nonfiction Text Features?
Understanding how to use text features is a critical component of reading comprehension and critical thinking. This resource illustrates how different elements help us locate and understand information quickly:
Visual Examples: See real-world applications of features like headings, captions, diagrams, and labels using polar bear facts.
Purpose-Driven Learning: Each feature includes a simple explanation of why authors use it and how it helps the reader.
Informational Text Analysis: Perfect for helping students transition from "learning to read" to "reading to learn."
Versatile Classroom Applications:
Anchor Chart: Use it as a permanent classroom reference for nonfiction reading units.
Literacy Centers: A great companion for small-group activities or reading intervention (RTI).
Science Integration: An excellent cross-curricular tool for combining ELA skills with animal research or life science lessons.
Printable Reference: Perfect for student notebooks or as a digital guide for distance learning.
Equip your students with the tools they need to become confident nonfiction readers with this Polar Bear Text Features graphic!
Once purchased, you will be directed to an immediate download.
Format: PDF
Pages: 1
Introduce your students to the essential components of informational texts with this fun and engaging educational graphic. This visual tool is specifically designed to help students navigate nonfiction books by identifying key features and understanding their unique purposes.
Using a captivating "Polar Bear" theme, this graphic provides concrete examples that make abstract reading skills come to life!
Why Teach Nonfiction Text Features?
Understanding how to use text features is a critical component of reading comprehension and critical thinking. This resource illustrates how different elements help us locate and understand information quickly:
Visual Examples: See real-world applications of features like headings, captions, diagrams, and labels using polar bear facts.
Purpose-Driven Learning: Each feature includes a simple explanation of why authors use it and how it helps the reader.
Informational Text Analysis: Perfect for helping students transition from "learning to read" to "reading to learn."
Versatile Classroom Applications:
Anchor Chart: Use it as a permanent classroom reference for nonfiction reading units.
Literacy Centers: A great companion for small-group activities or reading intervention (RTI).
Science Integration: An excellent cross-curricular tool for combining ELA skills with animal research or life science lessons.
Printable Reference: Perfect for student notebooks or as a digital guide for distance learning.
Equip your students with the tools they need to become confident nonfiction readers with this Polar Bear Text Features graphic!
Once purchased, you will be directed to an immediate download.
MLS: SS: TS.7.B.a ELA: R.3.A.a R.3.A.c
CCSS: TSSI.7.A RI.K.7 RI.K.5
