Text Structures

Scaffolded, multi-use text structure activities that create higher order thinking in students.

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Text Structure and Text Features Task Cards: Football

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Text Structure and Text Features Task Cards: Baseball

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Text Structures Color By Number DOUBLE Bundle 2

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Text Structures Color by Number Zombies-Distance Learning Ready

Here's a simple way to assess your kids about text structures, while having fun doing it!Students read 5 different paragraphs about zombies, selecting the structure used to write each one. Then they color in the zombie lunchlady according to their answers.This activity can be used as a review, quick...

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FREEBIE TEXT STRUCTURE QR CODES MATCHING CENTER ACTIVITY HIGH INTEREST 5 6 7 8 9

This marvelous FREEBIE is fun and challenging, providing a way for students to apply their knowledge of text structures through the use of QR Codes. These codes are linked to kid-friendly HIGH INTEREST news articles online. Students match each article to one of the main text structures: description, sequence, chronological, cause/effect, problem/solution, compare/contrast, and persuasive.

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Freebie: These six informational text structure posters will help you introduce informational text types and can serve as a reminder in your classroom. The posters are also included in my complete units for informational text structures for 3rd and for 4th/5th graders. (TpT Resource)

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When We All Teach Text Structures, Everyone Wins | Cult of Pedagogy

We want students to handle challenging text, to comprehend it, to analyze it, and to remember it. Teachers of history, science, and other subjects are now expected to weave literacy instruction into their teaching of content. But how should they do that? What are the most effective ways to help students learn to read challenging content-area texts?