RI.1.6 First Grade Common Core Lesson
Using RI.1.6 First Grade Common Core Lesson, students distinguish between information provided by pictures or other illustrations and information provided by the words in a text.
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How to teach Text Features
Using RI.1.6 First Grade Common Core Lesson, students distinguish between information provided by pictures or other illustrations and information provided by the words in a text.
Informational texts share information through pictures and words. This lesson helps your students to share how they learned the information from the books they are reading.
This RI.1.6 First Grade Common Core Lessonincludes RI.1.6 Worksheets, RI.1.6 Activities, RI.1.6 Assessment, and RI.1.6 Poster. Each Common Core Lessonsincludes Common Core Worksheets, Activities, Assessment, and Poster that you can usefor teaching and assessing the standard.
Other resources to use with this RI.1.6 First Grade Common Core Lesson
If you are using this lesson, your students are probably learning about text features.
Use this Book Parts Worksheet as an additional resource for your students.
Introduce this lesson by showing your students different text features in a book. Ask students how that text feature helps them as they are reading. Record their answers on an anchor chart for student reference. Then, students label examples of text features in the books that they are reading. Finally, students share examples of the text features that they have found.
Be sure to check out more Text Features Worksheets and the entire First Grade Common Core Workbook.
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Using Picture Matching Sentences Worksheet, students match detailed descriptions to picture to introduce the use of text features while reading.
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Using Using Text or Pictures to Find Information Worksheet, students read the text below about lions and write information they learned by reading the text or looking at the pictures.
Using Pictures and Words Context Clues Activity, students use pictures and text to find out the meaning of unknown words as they read.
Using Find the Meaning of the Word Worksheet, students figure out the meaning of each underlined word by using the clues in each passage and looking at the picture.
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Using I Can Use Nonfiction Text Features Worksheet, students look for things such as bold face type, italics, captions, headings, drawings, charts, and diagrams as they read.
Using this Where the Wild Things Are Worksheet, students describe the title, author, and illustrator of Where the Wild Things Are.
Using The Magic School Bus Lost in the Solar System Worksheet, students read The Magic School Bus Lost in the Solar System to determine the meanings of these words and phrases.
Using Find Meaning Worksheet, students look at the underlined word in each sentence and use the sentence to understand the meaning of the word.
Using Using Picture Clues Worksheet, students try to figure out the meaning of each underlined word by listening to clues, looking at the picture, and thinking about what is happening.
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