This video will teach all about description text structure in non-fiction texts for kids! In this video, we'll dive into how to identify if an author wrote a description text. MORE PRACTICE HERE: bit.ly/DescriptionActivities for description passages and activities.
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Use this mini-lesson to teach your students in 3rd, 4th, and 5th, grades all about description text structure. In this lesson, students will learn about description signal words, how to fill in a graphic organizer, and how to identify description passages. Upon completion of this lesson, your students will improve their reading comprehension by being able to identify description signal words, identify connecting information, and apply their knowledge using a graphic organizer.
TEXT STRUCTURE ACTIVITIES:
BUNDLE & SAVE $$$: bit.ly/TextStructureActivityBundle
Description: bit.ly/DescriptionActivities
Problem and Solution: bit.ly/ProblemandSolutionPassages
Cause and Effect: bit.ly/CauseandEffectActivity
Compare and Contrast: bit.ly/CompareContrastActivity
Our complete unit, filled with step-by-step teaching is designed to boost engagement and foster critical thinking, so your students can improve their reading comprehension. Whether you’re a new teacher or an experienced educator, the Text Structure series will provide you with valuable insights and tools to make reading comprehension fun and a meaningful learned experience for your 3rd, 4th, and 5th-grade students.
Easy to use in all classrooms along with special education, ESL, and speech and language therapy services!
Description anchor charts, graphic organizers, activities, passages, digital notebooks, and printable resources are available in the Description resource that can be used to support and guide your teaching as well as provide students with multiple opportunities to practice.
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