Slide 1Brief History of Adolescent Literature Chapter 2 P. 43 - 77 Slide 2 Books at any point in history show what adults want young people to know and reflect the attitudes…

Slide 1Are You Left-Brained or Right-Brained? Slide 2 Lets take a test to see! Directions: 1.Get a blank sheet of paper. 2.Every time you read a description or characteristic…

Slide 1Links your student data to classroom instruction – instantly Slide 2 What is Assess Now? Comprehensive reading and writing formative assessment for grades K–2/3…

Slide 1 Slide 2 The Numbers in Nonfiction Slide 3 We have learned the recipe for making a nonfiction call number. numbers (for the subject) first three letters of the authors…

Slide 1 Slide 2 TermsTerms 2StoriesExcerpts Written responses 10 20 30 40 50 Slide 3 Question 1 - 10 The general term for myth, folktales, legends, and fables. Slide 4 Answer…

Slide 1INSERVICE GOALS: Understand TEKS Understand the difference in difficulty between TAAS & the TAKS Recognize the TAKS critical thinking skills required in the classroom…

Slide 1Characterization Slide 2 Characterization Method used by the writer to develop character. Slide 3 Characterization Characters are revealed in several ways: 1) Showing…

Slide 1 Slide 2 My Favorite Book Slide 3 Fiction or Nonfiction Slide 4 ILL HELP YOU OUT! Slide 5 FICTION Slide 6 Have you read any of these? Slide 7 The Mitten By Jan Brett…

Slide 1Introduction to Nonfiction Slide 2 This PowerPoint was created by Linda Sears and Heather Kirk. Some strategies came from Comprehension Toolkit. Thank you to OMIS…

Slide 1 Slide 2 READING FOR INFORMATION Slide 3 Which is a characteristic of expository writing? A) it tells a story B) contains a plot and characters C) it is informational;…