Nonfiction Text Features – Anchor Chart Set

Introduce nonfiction text features with charts showing what each feature is and how readers use it. Completed and fill-in versions support reference and review.
Grades
Grades 1–4
Pages
12
File type
PDF
Preparation
Print ready

Updated Apr 02, 2022

Subject
ELA
Topic
Nonfiction text features, Anchor chart
Resource types
Posters, Anchor Charts
Preparation
Print ready
Standards
RI.2.5

Product description

From the author

Introduce thirteen nonfiction text features with charts showing examples and explaining their purposes. Features include photographs, diagrams, labels, captions, bold words, maps, graphs, timelines, charts, headings, tables of contents, indexes and glossaries.

The twelve-page PDF includes completed charts, pronunciation-guide versions, fill-in versions and reading-response sentence frames. The table-of-contents, index and glossary group also appears in portrait and landscape layouts.

Pair the charts with a nonfiction book so students can find a feature and explain how it helps them read.

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In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Identify nonfiction text features

  • Explain how a feature helps readers find or understand information

Teaching tips

  • Ask students to find a matching feature in a nonfiction text and explain its purpose.

Skills covered

  • Text-feature recognition

  • Using nonfiction features

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Curriculum

Standards, concepts & topics

Standards

  • RI.2.5

Core concepts

  • Nonfiction text features

  • Information organization

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