Text Features/ Structures

A photograph/ illustrations that has labels to provide a complete representation of a topic.

A visual tool that is used to represent information and data, often times numerical data.

A short description/information of a photograph or illustration.

a word or phrase (usually in bold or underlined) used to separate diferent secitons

A picture or cartoon drawn of real life content to show what it would look like.

A tool used for onine resources that helps to connect the reader and the resources.

Can be found in the back of non-fiction text and is used to find key words

Can be found in the back of non-fiction text and is used to find defintions for key words.

Can be found in the glossary. There is a space at the top of the page indicating they are this.

One word that names a part of something. They can be used diagrams, maps, charts, graphs, etc.

special words on a topic the author is writing about. Most of the time these are in bold or italics.

Shows places, landforms, and bodies of water. Keys or legends show the important parts of this.

A tool authors use to separate sections of text. These are mini titles under a heading.

A picture taken with a camera to show a real life example of content of a non-fiction text.

A short phrase directly connected to the title. It provides the reader with more info about the text

Can be found at the beginning of a text or magazine. It lists the title of each section.

A visual representation of a passage of time. It includes important events from a topic.

Information connected to or related to a topic that the author wants the reader to know about.

a word or short phrase that summarizes the text.

One oif the first pages of a book that includes the book title, name of the author/illustrator, etc.

all the components of a story or article that are not the main body of text.

To help the reader figure out why the author chose the topic.

To help the reader write a paper on the topic.

To help the reader better understand what they are reading.

To help the reader not be distracted while they read.

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Compare and contrast adult brain with a child's brain

Identify the parts and areas within a human brain

Explain how the Occipital lobe is the biggest part of the brain

Show the reader where the brain is located within the human body