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Unit: The Author's Point Is.­.­.­.­.­

In this Unit Students will focus on Main Idea, Author's Purpose, Identifying supporting details and Organizing details. Students will read a variety of Informational Text (non-fiction) to understand how stated and implied main idea effect the understanding of a passage. Students will also analyze how an author's purpose effects the reading of a text. Students will also work on a variety of activities to strengthen their understanding of main idea, author's purpose and point of view.
  Author s Purpose 2 Smart Board 

Lessons

  1. Idenfying The Main Idea

    Students will be able to:
    identify and explain the main idea of a passage
    clearly define and write the main idea of a passage

     
  2. Implied Main Idea

    Students will be able to identify, explain and analyze the implied main idea of a text.

     
  3. Purpose & Point of View Through TV

    Students will be able to:
    explain and identify author's purpose and point of view.
    analyze the author's purpose of popular television shows

     
  4. What's The Author's Purpose

    Students will be able to identify and explain the author's purpose of selected text.

     
  5. Analyzing Purpose of Poltical Cartoons

    students will be able to:
    Evaluate an author or artist's meaning by identifying his or her point of view
    Identify and explain the artistic techniques used in political cartoons

     
  6. Mood & Tone of An Author

    I can explain why mood and tone is important to author author’s purpose.

     
  7. Just the Facts Please

    I can describe how facts and evidence are used to support an argument.

     
  8. Main Idea and Titles

    Students will be able to identify the main idea of a text by only using the title, introduction and conclusion of the passage.

     
  9. Main Idea Centers

    Students will be able to identify and explain stated and implied main idea of text

     
  10. More Implied Main Idea

    students will be able to explain the main idea and author's purpose of informational text (non-fiction) text.

     
  11. Analyzing Point of View Through Fairy Tales

    Students will be able to:
    -Describe key information of a text from a prescribed viewpoint
    -Discuss differing viewpoints
    -Discover the importance of viewpoint in a text

     
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