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Nonfiction Text Features for Google Classroom

Rated 4.78 out of 5, based on 647 reviews
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Glitter in Third
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Grade Levels
2nd - 4th
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Nonfiction is typically very challenging for students and understanding text features and structures are keys to comprehension. This resource is great practice or review for students! It's engaging and challenging.
Great resource to use with students to digitally practice their text features. Can be assigned as a review or assessment.
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Description

Looking for nonfiction text features activities that are FUN, ENJOYABLE, and INTERACTIVE?

These nonfiction text features digital activities will work PERFECTLY in your classroom.

Yep - your students will be engaged, focused, and accountable for their learning with these nonfiction text features activities

Do you have a small amount of prep time each day? (Let’s be honest… everyone is nodding “yes” to that question!). These nonfiction text features activities are easy to assign and have no additional prep for you.

Digital learning is a way for students to independently practice the content that they have learned in class. 

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This product includes:

  • Drag-&-drop: finish the paragraph about nonfiction text features
  • Drag-&-drop: match the text feature (pages) vocabulary (glossary, index, title page, table of contents)
  • Drag-&-drop: match the text feature (pages) purpose to the picture and identify what type of text feature (glossary, index, title page, table of contents)
  • Short answers: Answer questions about a table of contents (editable)
  • Short answers: Answer questions about a glossary (editable)
  • Short answers: Answer questions about a title page (editable)
  • Drag-&-drop: match the text feature (visuals) vocabulary (diagram, graph, table, timeline, labels, map)
  • Drag-&-drop: match the text feature (visuals) purpose to the picture and identify what type of text feature (diagram, graph, table, timeline, labels, map)
  • Drag-&-drop: match the text feature (headers) vocabulary (subheading, title, heading)
  • Drag-&-drop: match the text feature (headers) purpose to the picture and identify what type of text feature (subheading, title, heading)
  • Short answers: Answer questions about a page with headings and subheadings (editable)
  • Drag-&-drop: match the text feature (pictures) vocabulary (photograph, caption, illustration)
  • Drag-&-drop: match the text feature (pictures) purpose to the picture and identify what type of text feature (photograph, caption, illustration)
  • Drag-&-drop: identify if each picture is a photograph or illustration
  • Drag-&-drop: match the text feature (digital) purpose to the picture and identify what type of text feature (electronic menu, hyperlink, icon)
  • Drag-&-drop: match the text feature (digital) purpose to the picture and identify what type of text feature (electronic menu, hyperlink, icon)

What do I receive?

Each product comes in the form of a PDF, which contains a link to the Google Slides™ resource, as well as an answer key.

What do I need?

This resource works great with laptops, iPads, and Chromebooks. If using iPads, the Google Slides app will give you the best experience.

Can I download this as a PowerPoint?

Absolutely!

What if I don't have Google Classroom?

This resource works on Canvas, Schoology, Edmodo, Microsoft Teams, etc.

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Email me at Questions@GlitterinThird.com

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Standards

to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
Know and use various text features (e.g., captions, bold print, subheadings, glossaries, indexes, electronic menus, icons) to locate key facts or information in a text efficiently.
Use text features and search tools (e.g., key words, sidebars, hyperlinks) to locate information relevant to a given topic efficiently.

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