Text Features Level 1 Literacy Center™ - 1 literacy center
Best for Grades: 2-3
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Best for Grades: 2-3
1 literacy center
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Ages: 7-8 / Grades: 2-3
Identify And Use Text Features To Locate Information
The features of three pieces of informational text are isolated on five different text cards. Each highlights a specific text feature (table of contents, graphics with captions, bold print, headings, charts, maps, glossary, and index). Students place the cards in the sequence in which they would find them in a book. They are then tasked to identify text features, locate specific information, and generalize information. The How to Use Text Features card with graphics and color helps students identify parts of a book and locate information quickly.
- 15 double-sided text cards
- Size: 8½" by 5½" each
- 3 double-sided answer key cards
- Size: 8½" by 5½" each
- 1 laminated task card
- Size: 9" by 6"
- Really Good Instructional Guide
- 1 hanging plastic bag
- Size: 11" by 13¼"
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