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Nonfiction writers may not be following a character through a plot sequence, but they still have a purpose in writing their articles. Help elementary readers discern why an author wold have written a number of texts with a lesson about using text evidence to determine an author's purpose.
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Designed
Instructional Ideas
- Apply the differentiation methods to ensure that all learners have access to the skills
- Bring the lesson to a unit on reading informational and nonfiction text
Classroom Considerations
- The lesson includes several links to nonfiction texts, but passages from your own curriculum would work just as well
Pros
- Designed for Common Core standards
- Provides extension activities to reinforce skills
Cons
- None
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