Text Features. Understanding Nonfiction Text. Examples of Text Features With Definitions. Explanations for How Text Features Help Readers
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1 Text Features RI.7.5 Analyze the structure an author uses to organize a text, including how the major sections contribute to the whole and to the development of the ideas.
2 Understanding Nonfiction Text Text Features Examples of Text Features With Definitions Text Features Help Students Understand Nonfiction Text Explanations for How Text Features Help Readers
3 What are text features? Authors include text features to help the reader better understand what they have read. Text features provide information that may not be written in the text itself. Text features can be found in textbooks, magazine articles, newspapers, reports, web pages, and other forms of nonfiction text.
4 The information about where animals live would be found on page 3 in Animal Habitats. Table of Contents Table of Contents Chapter 1: All About Animals Animal Adaptations..Page 1 Animal Food...Page 2 Animal Habitats...Page 3 Animal Homes... Page 4 Chapter 2: All About Plants Photosynthesis.Page 5 Types of Plants.Page 6 Where would a reader find information about where an animal lives? Lists the major parts of a book along with their page numbers. It outlines the main topics or main points. Readers can use the table of contents to help locate information in the book and see how everything is organized.
5 The reader could find information about acid rain on pages Index A Abu Simbel, temple of, p73 Acadia, Canada, Acid rain, 396, c396-c397, Animal Adaptations p1 Animal Food p2 Animal Habitats p3 Animal Homes p5 Where would a reader find information in the text about acid rain? Is an alphabetical listing of the key names, terms, events, and topics with page numbers. Readers use the index to help find pages that contain information they are looking for.
6 The reader would understand animal adaptations better because the glossary tells them what it means to adapt. Glossary A Acid rain (AS ihd rayn) rain that carries certain kind of pollution. Adapt (uh DAPT) to change in order to survive in new environments How would the glossary help the reader understand text about animal adaptations? A list of key terms in alphabetical order. Each key word is defined. Sometimes a glossary also tells you how to pronounce a word. Readers use the glossary to look up key terms to find out their meaning. This helps the reader better learn and understand the subject.
7 The titles all talk about space so the articles are all about space. Titles What do the titles of the articles in these newspapers tell you? Titles tell the reader the topic of the text. Titles show the main idea of the text. Titles help the reader by letting them know what they are about to read. Titles focus the reader on a topic so they can make connections between what they already know and the text.
8 Where would the reader look to find out about a fire ant? A fire ant is a kind of ant so the reader would look in Types of Ants. Subheadings Helpful Ants Although ants are frustrating when they get in homes, ants do help the environment. They help control the population of damaging pests such as termites. Types of Ants Types of ants include fire ants, which cause a painful sting, and carpenter ants, which damage wood structures while nest building. Other types of ants include honey, pharaoh, house, Argentine, and the thief ant. Subheadings divide the text into sections. Subheadings tell the main idea of each section of text. They are printed in large or bold type to make them stand out. Subheadings help the reader to locate information in the text by telling them where to look.
9 The words in italics help the reader by focusing the reader on the answer to a question. Text (Bold, Color, & Italics) The Wetlands of the South Why are the South s wetlands so important? The Okefenokee (oh kuh fuh NOH kee) Swamp is a large wetland in the South. A wetland is a place where the ground is soaked with water for at least part of the year. How do the words in italics help the reader understand the text? The style and color of the text sends the reader signals about how to read the content. Key words to notice are in bold or in color. Text in italics is used in picture captions, book titles, and any other element that needs to stand out. Text in bold, color, or italics draw the readers attention to important information.
10 The pictures would help me understand what the animals look like and where the live. Photographs Illustrations How might these photos help the reader understand the text? Photos and illustrations give information in a visual way. They help tell the story. They work with the words and headings to help teach material. They help the reader understand an idea from the text that was unclear.
11 The caption explains that the coins are from the bottom of the ocean. The caption would help me understand where the treasure was found. Captions Photo by MARCIN SZCZEPANSKI These gold coins were found on the ocean floor! How does this caption help the reader understand the picture? If this article was about finding treasure, how would this caption help the reader understand the text? A caption explains what is shown in a picture or illustration. Captions help the reader understand information that may or may not be in the text.
12 The textbox contains the mystery to help create interest for the reader. Textbox One of the textboxes above asks the reader to solve a mystery about a Tasmanian Devil. Why would he include this mystery? A textbox provides more information than is in the text about a topic. A textbox can include interesting facts or important information the author wants the reader to know. Textboxes help readers understand by creating interest or emphasizing important information.
13 The map could help the reader understand where Texas is located and how the location relates to the text. Maps How would a map of the United States help the reader understand an article about Texas? Maps are drawings that show the basic shape of the land and other geographical, political, or historical features. They present information in a visual form. They help the reader understand where an event happens. They help the reader understand how far away an event took place.
14 The diagram helps the reader understand the parts of a volcano and how they erupt. Diagrams How could this diagram help the reader understand volcanoes? A diagram is a drawing that shows or explains something. To understand a diagram the reader should read the titles, labels, captions, and numbered parts. Diagrams help the reader understand steps, how objects are made, or information in the text.
15 The table would help the reader understand where and how often volcanoes erupt. Tables How would a table about volcano eruptions help the reader understand volcanoes? Tables organize large amounts of information in a small space. Tables present all kinds of data, from numbers and amounts, to calendars and menus. Tables help the reader compare information in the text.
16 The timeline would show that computers may not have been affordable until late in an older persons life. Timelines How would a timeline help a reader understand an article about why some older people aren t knowledgeable about computers? Timelines show important events in chronological order or time order. Timelines help the reader better understand the order of events and how one event may have lead to another.
17 Feature Table of Contents Index PRINT FEATURES Guide readers through the patterns of organization Helps the Reader identify key topics in the book and the order they are presented in see everything in the text listed alphabetically with page numbers Glossary define words contained in the text Preface Pronunciation Guide Appendix set a purpose for reading, get an overview of the content say the words by offering additional information
18 Feature ORGANIZATIONAL AIDS Help readers find important information Helps the Reader Bold Print by signaling the word is important and/or found in the glossary Italics understand the word is important Bullets emphasize key points/ concepts Titles locate different categories in the text Headings identify topics throughout the book as they skim and scan Subheadings navigate through sections of text Labels identify a picture and/or its parts Captions understand pictures and photographs
19 Feature GRAPHIC AIDS Represent information in some specific way Helps the Reader Bold Print by signaling the word is important and/or found in the glossary Italics understand the word is important Bullets emphasize key points/ concepts Titles locate different categories in the text Headings identify topics throughout the book as they skim and scan Subheadings navigate through sections of text Labels identify a picture and/or its parts Captions understand pictures and photographs
20 ILLUSTRATIONS Expand the meaning of the text Feature Photographs Helps the Reader understand exactly what something looks like Drawings understand what something could or might have looked like Magnification see details in something Drawings of different types of ants A magnified ant head.
21 NOW THAT YOU KNOW ABOUT TEXT FEATURES I CHALLENGE YOU TO USE THEM TO COMPLETE A SCAVENGER HUNT Read the article, Flying High. Your goal is to identify as many informational text features as possible. Write the types you find on a separate sheet of paper and then check your work by viewing the next slide.
22 SCAVENGER HUNT THE TEXT FEATURES YOU SHOULD HAVE FOUND: ü Title (Flying High) ü Subheading (Hand-wing) ü Labels ü A Caption ü A Photograph ü A Diagram ü Bold Print ü Italics ANSWERS NEXT TIME YOU READ Pay attention to the text features as you read. See if you can put them to use to increase your comprehension and maybe you will even finish your assignment in less time!
23 Bibliography Blair, J. (n.d.). Text features: An aid to reading comprehension. Retrieved October 28, 2008 from Larsen, L. (n.d.). Informational text features (PDF document). Retrieved October 28, 2008 from
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