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Introducing a Nonfiction Glossary Lesson for Grades 1-3 This interactive resource teaches students about the nonfiction text feature of glossaries.
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Introducing a Nonfiction Glossary Lesson for Grades 1-3 This interactive resource teaches students about the nonfiction text feature of glossaries.
Introducing a Rainforest-Themed Nonfiction Captions and Labels Lesson This informative resource aims to aid students in grades 1-3 in beginning to understand nonfiction text features such as captions and labels.
Nonfiction Headings and Subheadings Lesson - Rainforest Dive into the rainforest with this interactive nonfiction text features lesson for grades 1-3 focused on headings and subheadings.
Nonfiction Index Lesson Rainforest Bring nonfiction to life for your early elementary students with this engaging rainforest-themed resource!
Nonfiction Concepts Lesson Plan This interactive Google Slides resource teaches students the key concepts of nonfiction texts. Through discussions, activities, and practice, students will learn how to identify and apply nonfiction text…
Understanding Nonfiction Text Features with Rainforest Photographs and Illustrations Help young students comprehend nonfiction text features through interactive discussions and activities focused on photographs and illustrations.
Nonfiction can be a complicated concept to understand, this Nonfiction table of contents lesson is aimed at taking a brief look at the nonfiction text feature ; table of contents by using class discussions and an activity for each feature.
Nonfiction can be a complicated concept to understand, this Nonfiction text features lesson is aimed at taking a brief look at the nonfiction text features by using class discussions and an activity for each feature.
Nonfiction Text Features: Captions and Labels Lesson Plan This interactive Google Slides resource teaches students about captions and labels, two key text features found in nonfiction books.
This resource is a Nonfiction Text Feature : Glossary. A short and sweet lesson to introduce or recap the nonfiction text feature; glossary.
This resource is a Nonfiction Text Features: headings and subheadings Lesson. A short and sweet lesson to introduce or recap the nonfiction text features; headings and subheadings.
Introducing a Nonfiction Text Features: Index Lesson Engage your students with an interactive lesson that teaches them about indexes, an important nonfiction text feature .
This resource is a Nonfiction Text Features: photographs and illustrations Lesson. A short and sweet lesson to introduce or recap the nonfiction text features; photographs and illustrations.
Nonfiction Text Features: Table of Contents Lesson Plan This interactive Google Slides resource teaches students about the table of contents nonfiction text feature .
Nonfiction Text Features: Title Lesson Plan This engaging Google Slides resource teaches students about the key nonfiction text feature - the title.
Introducing a Grade 1-4 Language Arts lesson on nonfiction text features - specifically, title pages. Educators can use this animated and interactive Google Slides presentation to introduce or review what a title page is, why it's…
Nonfiction can be a complicated concept to understand, this Nonfiction title lesson is aimed at taking a brief look at the nonfiction text features , title page by using class discussions and an activity for each feature.
Nonfiction can be a complicated concept to understand, this Nonfiction title page lesson is aimed at taking a brief look at the nonfiction text features , title page by using class discussions and an activity for each feature.
Teach middle-school students about Northeast Native American life (housing, food, clothing) through an interactive digital reading comprehension lesson.
Teach middle-school students about Northwest Native American life (materials, housing, food, clothing) through an interactive digital reading comprehension lesson.
Present a brief biography of F. Scott Fitzgerald — his life, education, career, personal struggles, and major works — to build background/context for a Great Gatsby or Jazz Age novel study.
Provide a brief biographical slide presentation on author Jane Austen for use in novel-study introductions.
Present a brief biography of Mary Shelley (author of Frankenstein) — her life, family, education, key relationships, and other works — to build background/context for a Frankenstein novel study.
This product is a nine slide power point on the American author, O. Henry. It discusses his life and some of his short story works. It is an excellent resource for the language arts teacher and would work well when discussing short stories…