What do you need to include in your Public Service Announcements?

Facts, Images, Sources, Maps, Graphs, and Charts

What are context clues?

Words that give clues about an unknown word

How do you summarize?

write main ideas and factual details in sequential order

When should an author include this type of text feature?

Distinguishing facts in multiple forms of informational text

Which bubble connects to this image?

Distinguishbig factual claims from opinions

Why should you give information without biases?

So readers can formulate their own opinions

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Unit 3: Informational Text Wrap Up

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1
What do you need to include in your Public Service Announcements?
Facts and Opinions
Facts, Images, Sources, Maps, Graphs, and Charts
Maps, Graphs, Charts, and Opinions
Facts, Images, Map, Graphs, and Rainbows
2
Which information gives personal beliefs?
summary
opinion
factual claims
subheadings
3
What information needs proof?
Opinions
Headings
Procedural Text
Factual Claims
4
PSA represents what?
Public Stations Avenue
Private Service App
Personal Savings Account
Public Service Announcement
5
What are context clues?
Words that give context in the title
sequence and order
Words that give clues about an unknown word
Words about the main idea in the text
6
What does unbiased mean?
Strictly informative
purely positive
purely negative
Opinionated
7
Which text feature is in this image?
Headings
Maps
Captions
Subheadings
8
How do you summarize?
write suppporting details only
Write title and last sentence
Write first sentence and last sentence
write main ideas and factual details in sequential order
9
When should an author include this type of text feature?
Building reading and writing skills
Distinguishing facts in multiple forms of informational text
Interpreting words and their meaning?
Distinguishing procedural text?
10
What did we look for in the newspaper articles?
maps
text structures
percentages
text features
11
Which text structure is in this image?
Analysis
Sequence and order
Main Idea
Description
12
Which bubble connects to this image?
Distinguishbig factual claims from opinions
mains ideas in different informational texts
Text structure and organizat pattern
Procedural text
13
Why should you give information without biases?
So readers can formulate their own opinions
So readers can read what people think
So readers can read
So readers can believe the opinions given
14
What is the main idea?
the overall message
a supporting detail
the main point
the conclusion
15
Analyzing informational text includes
fictional plots
dramatic plays
poetry
reading and writing skills

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