Lesson 13 | Baamboozle - Baamboozle | The Most Fun Classroom Games!

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In week 1, we learned about what reading strategies?

Topic, main idea, and supporting details

What do cause and effect transition words help us to explain?

Explain the reasons for and/or the results of a situation

What is main idea?

What the author is saying about the topic. The main idea of a paragraph can usually be expressed in one sentence

Which of the following is a pattern of organization? A) Listing B) Time order C) Comparison D) All of the above E) None of the above

D

How do you find the topic?

Look for repeated words

What are the two active reading techniques?

Annotation and prediction

What is a prediction?

Use existing information to guess what you will read next in the passage

What is a topic

It is what a paragraph or passage is about.

Specific examples, reasons, or facts that support the main idea are called...

supporting details

What does it mean to annotate?

Write notes in the margins next to the passage as you read. Highlight or underline key words

What is the difference between contrast and compare?

Contrast is used to show how two or more things are different. Compare is to show similarities

How do you find supporting details?

Look for transition words

How do transition words help us?

They identify the pattern of organization of a passage and show the relationship between ideas.

What is the topic sentence?

The sentence that has the topic in it.

List any 5 transition words

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What are the 5 WH questions?

What, where, why, who, when, and how

True or false: Authors usually only use one pattern of organization in their writings.

False. They often use 2 or more