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Nonfiction Text Features Lesson

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Nonfiction Text Features
help us to understand the text better.
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The title
identifies the topic of the text/tells what the text will be about.
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Headings
divide the text into sections & explain what the sections will be about.
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Subheadings
help the reader quickly search for information
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Which of these tells you what the text will be about?
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Subheading
Heading
Title
Subheading
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Heading 
Title
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This divides the text into sections and tells the reader what the section will be about
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Title
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Heading
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This helps the reader find information more easily
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Photographs
show what something actually looks like (taken with a camera)
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Illustrations
also show what something looks like, but they are drawn by artists.
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Captions
explain what a photograph or illustration is about
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What is the difference between a photograph and an illustration?
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Captions don't usually explain photographs.
Captions don't usually explain illustrations.
One is drawn and one is taken by a camera.
Captions don't usually explain photographs.
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Captions don't usually explain illustrations.
One is drawn and one is taken by a camera.
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Bold print
shows what words are important or what words can be found in the glossary.
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Glossary
tells the definition of some of the words found in a text.
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The Side Bar (also called the Fact Box)
gives interesting facts or extra information about a topic.
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How many new non-fiction text features did you learn?
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