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Read the Pictures

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Read the Pictures

Pictures can communicate a lot of information. This worksheet helps students learn from pictures and captions in nonfiction texts while also answering comprehension questions. This exercise also supports the lesson Text Feature Detective.

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First Grade
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Reading & WritingReading Non-FictionFeatures of Non-Fiction TextsPictures and Illustrations in Non-Fiction TextsNon-Fiction ComprehensionNon-Fiction Comprehension Questions
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RI.1.1 RI.1.5

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English Kindergarten R.K.9.b Grade One R.1.10.d

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English Language Arts Grade 1 3.2.B.1
English Foundation Year ACELA1434.a Year 1 ACELY1660.a
English Foundation RV.VCELA144.1 Level 1 RV.VCELY186.1

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