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Text structure can be a challenge for students. Use these engaging ideas to help make the topic stick with your students. Ideas for whole group, small group, centers, and more! via @funin5thgrade

Text structure is something my students always seemed to struggle with. We would practice and practice, and they still wouldn't understand. I finally came to

Text structure can be a struggle with upper elementary students! Here are some engaging activities that will help your students grasp the concept of text structure and have fun at the same time! These activities will help you introduce, teach and review this concept in the whole group setting, small group, partner or individually! Includes songs,flipbook, anchor chart, task cards, close reading and game shows! Your students will be BEGGING to practice!

Do you need to spice up teaching text structure in reading? I have plenty of ideas and teaching activities to make it easy!

If we're being honest, teaching text structure can get a bit dull. Here are some ways to spice it up and keep your students engaged!

Teaching text structures can be difficult, but with the right tools, you can conquer this skill this year in your upper elementary class. In this post, I am sharing my top 5 favorite text structure activities. You will find ideas fo teaching cause and effect, compare and contrast, order and sequence, problem and solution, and description. You can use text structure flipbooks and games to give students a more hands-on approach during readers workshop or literacy centers.

Teaching text structures can be difficult, but with the right tools, you can conquer this skill this year in your upper elementary class. In this post, I am sharing my top 5 favorite text structure activities. You will find ideas fo teaching cause and effect, compare and contrast, order and sequence, problem and solution, and description. You can use text structure flipbooks and games to give students a more hands-on approach during readers workshop or literacy centers.

Using a Scavenger Hunt to Review Informational Text Structures – The Teacher Next Door

One of my favorite ways to review Informational Text Structures with upper elementary kids is to organize a text structure scavenger hunt! First, I teach each of the five text structures: 1. Description 2. Order and Sequence 3. Cause and Effect 4. Compare and Contrast 5. Problem and Solution After I’ve taught all five of […]

Teaching Nonfiction Text Structure - Ashleigh's Education Journey

These are strategies I've used to teach nonfiction text structure efficiently in my classroom, AND my students actually enjoyed the lessons!

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Nonfiction Text Structure Activities | One Stop Teacher Shop
Nonfiction Text Structure Activities | One Stop Teacher Shop
Use back to school lessons to give students step-by-step lessons with nonfiction text structures. This resource allows you to review beginning of the year procedures as you introduce nonfiction text structures. There five lessons based on five nonfiction text structures: compare and contrast, cause and effect, sequential order, description, as well as problem and solution. Students receive an easy to follow graphic organizer and a scaffolded paragraph with multiple sentence starters.
Teaching nonfiction text structures can be easy if you have the right activities and texts! This unit is FULL of professionally written passages for each text structure (Chronological Order, Sequence, Cause & Effect, Problem & Solution, Compare & Contrast, and Description), plus an anchor chart, assessment, student notes, games, and TONS of practice.