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Define topic, main idea and supporting details
Identify all three in a non-fiction text
Summarize a non-fiction text using the five W strategy
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Open Ended
In your own words, what is the difference between the topic, the main or central idea and the supporting details of a text?
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First, notice all the text features
Next, read the article carefully.
Finally, deduce the topic, main idea and at least three supporting details.
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briefly (shortly, quickly) retelling main ideas and key events in YOUR own words
includes the most important events or details
should be shorter than the text
ex: a book summary might be a few paragraphs; a summary of a few paragraphs might be a few sentences
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STRONG
The novel Life Is a Stage tells about three friends who join their school's drama club. The friends learn the importance of hard work while preparing for their first performance.
In the novel Life Is a Stage, Becca, Jay, and Chen are friends. They met in first grade and stayed friends until high school. Chen and Jay are neighbors.
WEAK
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1. Identify the author and title.
Ex: So You Want to be a Graphic Designer? by Michelle Phan
2. Identify the author's central idea.
Ex: graphic design is a rewarding career that requires both artistic talent and computer skills
3. Describe key details.
Ex: how to pursue a career, college programs, type of work done
Complete Summary: So You Want to Be a Graphic Designer? by Michelle Phan describes how to pursue a career in graphic design. Phan explains that graphic design is a rewarding career that requires both artistic talent and computer skills. She recommends that students interested in this field attend a two- or four-year college program in fine arts or graphic design. Finally, Phan describes the wide variety of work done by graphic designers. This includes creating advertisements, signs, logos, and Web sites.
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Multiple Select
Review: A summary of an informational text should include which of the following?
title and author
central idea
main characters
key details
setting
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Multiple Choice
A key detail is...
A life lesson that the author is trying to communicate to us.
An important point in the text that might be used in the summary.
Reveals the main characters in the story.
Is the main point the author is trying to make about the topic.
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Multiple Choice
The Headings in a text can help you find the Central/Main Idea.
Falso
True
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Multiple Choice
A good summary is as _____________ as possible.
detailed
short
long
colorful
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Multiple Choice
A good summary includes only __________ details.
The most important details
Key Words
The first sentence
A photograph
Define topic, main idea and supporting details
Identify all three in a non-fiction text
Summarize a non-fiction text using the five W strategy
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