Fifth Grade reading non-fiction skill progression
Fifth Grade reading non-fiction skill progression
- Non-Fiction Comprehension
- Identifying the Main Topic in Non-Fiction Texts
- Key Ideas in Non-Fiction Texts
- Details in Non-Fiction Texts
- Making Connections to Non-Fictions Texts
- Citing Evidence in Non-Fiction Texts
- Following Directions in Non-Fiction Texts
- Making Connections Between Key Ideas and Events
- Identifying the Author's Purpose and Point of View in Non-Fiction Texts
- Summarizing Non-Fiction Texts
- Chronology in Non-Fiction Texts
- Synthesizing Information from Multiple Sources on the Same Topic
- Skimming and Scanning Non-Fiction Texts
- Non-Fiction Comprehension Questions
- More Non-Fiction Comprehension Questions
- Who, What, Where, Why and How Question in Non-Fiction
- Evidence-based Questioning in Non-Fiction
- Quotes to Support Evidence in Non-Fiction
- Comparing and Contrasting in Non-Fiction
- More Comparing and Contrasting in Non-Fiction
- Compare and Contrast Non-Fiction Books on the Same Topic
- Compare and Contrast First and Secondhand Accounts in Non-Fiction
- Compare and Contrast Multiple Accounts of the Same Topic in Non-Fiction
- Features of Non-Fiction Texts
- More Features of Non-Fiction Texts
- Pictures and Illustrations in Non-Fiction Texts
- Table of Contents in Non-Fiction Texts
- Pictures and Captions in Non-Fiction Texts
- Bold Print in Non-Fiction Texts
- Diagrams in Non-Fiction Texts
- Key Words in Non-Fiction Texts
- Side Bars in Non-Fiction Texts
- Charts in Non-Fiction Texts
- Graphs in Non-Fiction Texts
- Timelines in Non-Fiction Texts
- Interactive Web Elements
- Non-Fiction Text Examples
