Choose a Picture. What Do You Think Is Happening in the Picture?
- Choose a picture. What do you think is happening in the picture?
- On your LAL paper, write a caption that expresses the main idea of the picture.
- Repeat with other pictures until time is up.
- On your LAL paper, circle the characteristics of informational text.
- Read the two articles.
- Which one do you think is informational?
- On your LAL paper, fill in the blanks to write a perfect paragraph that describes how you know.
- Locate sticker with #1.
- Use your Text Feature guide to determine which text feature is being used.
- On your LAL paper, write the text feature.
- Repeat with the rest of the numbers.
Informational Text: Main Idea
- Read the article, “Pete vs the Python”.
- On your LAL paper, fill in the main idea graphic organizer.
- Write your answers to the main idea questions in the space provided.
- Choose “Too Young to Run?”
- Watch the video by clicking the green “Videos” button at the bottom of the first screen
- Read pages 4-5. (Be sure to click “Lower Level” first.)
- Answer the questions in the greenboxon p8.
- Write your answers on your LAL paper.
- Bring your Reading Log.
- Read or work on your IBP.
Name ______Date______L.A.______Language Arts Lab September 27, 2013
Caption Me!Picture / Caption that expresses main idea of picture
/ Informational Text: Main Idea
Technology
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5. / Informational Text Features
Number / Text Feature / Number / Text Feature
Informational or Fictional?
Circle the words that describe characteristics of informational text.
facts / stories / author’s purpose:to entertain / author’s purpose: to inform
imagination / text features / dialogue / characters
evidence / sources / research / dramatic
Read the two texts. Which one do you think is informational?
Write a perfect paragraph that answers the above question. Support your answer with evidence from the text.