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Main Idea and Supporting Details. Goals for the Day To know what main idea is To know what supporting details are To know how to identify main ideas and.

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Page 1: Main Idea and Supporting Details. Goals for the Day To know what main idea is To know what supporting details are To know how to identify main ideas and.

Main Ideaand

Supporting Details

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Goals for the Day

• To know what main idea is

• To know what supporting details are

• To know how to identify main ideas and supporting details for a passage

Page 4: Main Idea and Supporting Details. Goals for the Day To know what main idea is To know what supporting details are To know how to identify main ideas and.
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It’s your turn…Step 1:

Your picture is part of a group. Find pictures that are related/similar to your own. All picture must be apart of the same topic.

Step 2:

Decide/Discuss: What topic are all of the pictures of a part of?

Step 3:

Be prepared to share your findings with the class.

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What is a Main Idea?What are Supporting

Details?What is a Topic

Sentence?

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What is the Main Idea?

• The main idea is what the passage is mostly about.

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What are Supporting Details?

• They are the sentences that explain, or support, the main idea.

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Why are main ideas and supporting details

important? • Good paragraphs have main ideas and

supporting details.

• They help readers understand what an author is saying.

• They help writers organize their writing so that their message is clear.

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Look at the list of words

What do you think is the best

topic for these words?

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CoconutsSand

Palm treesCoastOcean

Answer: Beach

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CarrotsPotatoCorn

Green BeansPeas

Answer: Vegetables

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StarMoon

PlanetsSun

RocketsAnswer: Space

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NeedleKnife

Bee’s StingerAx

NailAnswer: Sharp things

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CrayonsPencilsMarkers

GluePaper

Answer: School Supplies

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BananaLemonCornSun

School BusAnswer: Yellow Things

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• Not many people live on mountains, but mountains are important to all of us. Mountains create rain forests and deserts. Mountains store water on their snowy peaks and release it in rivers that make the valleys below green and fertile. Many farms and cities depend on mountain lakes for their drinking water, and the rivers are often harnessed to manufacture electricity. Mountains offer a chance for people to climb or ski or just take pleasure from some of the most spectacular scenery in the world.-Taken from Mountains by Seymour Simon

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MAIN IDEA

SUPPORTING DETAILS

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• Scientists call the splitting of icebergs “calving.” Icebergs are a lot larger than a calf, though. Icebergs as large as a ten-story building are not unusual. One of the largest Antarctic icebergs that formed recently is 185 miles long and 25 miles wide.-Icebergs Floating Snow Cones

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MAIN IDEA

SUPPORTING DETAILS

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Sticks and StonesInstead of coloring that helps them blend into the

environment, some animals have disguises that make them look like other living or nonliving things. Some katydids (a kind of grasshopper) look almost identical to leaves. Insects known as phasmids look like sticks or leaves.

The pebble plant, which grows in southern Africa, escapes the attention of ostriches and other animals that might like to eat it because it looks like stones scattered on the desert floor. Some species of spiders and moths escape enemies because they look like bird droppings. Some leaf beetles look like caterpillar droppings.

-taken from Mimicry and Camouflage by Mary Hoff

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MAIN IDEA

SUPPORTING DETAILS