1. The help the readerunderstand what they arereading 2. They help thereader locate importantinformation quickly 3. Theyhelp you learn more (extrainformation) about the topicyou are reading aboutCompareandContrast1. Bold 2.Italicize 3.Highlight 4.Change Color5. Make largerSequenceUnderneaththe TitleSubtitle is an "add-on" to the title,while subheadings breakthe writing pieceup into differentsections.A short summaryof an articleusually locatedright above orbelow theheadline/title.OnecompletesentencePhotographs2. Charts 3.Graphs 4.MapsBProblemandSolutionGlossary: used to findthe definition of a wordIndex: Used to locate aword or topic Table ofContents: tells thereader what they willbe reading about andgives the page(s) theywill be found onProblemandSolutionThe main idea is what a awriting piece is about andcan be found aywhere inthe writing. Topic sentencesintroduce a topic or idea,and are always found in thebeginning of a paragraph.It can be a sentenceanywhere in thewriting. Sometimesyou need to take littlepieces of eachparagraph to find themain idea.causeandeffectSequenceThe MainIdea explainswhat thepassage ismainly about.1. The help the readerunderstand what they arereading 2. They help thereader locate importantinformation quickly 3. Theyhelp you learn more (extrainformation) about the topicyou are reading aboutCompareandContrast1. Bold 2.Italicize 3.Highlight 4.Change Color5. Make largerSequenceUnderneaththe TitleSubtitle is an "add-on" to the title,while subheadings breakthe writing pieceup into differentsections.A short summaryof an articleusually locatedright above orbelow theheadline/title.OnecompletesentencePhotographs2. Charts 3.Graphs 4.MapsBProblemandSolutionGlossary: used to findthe definition of a wordIndex: Used to locate aword or topic Table ofContents: tells thereader what they willbe reading about andgives the page(s) theywill be found onProblemandSolutionThe main idea is what a awriting piece is about andcan be found aywhere inthe writing. Topic sentencesintroduce a topic or idea,and are always found in thebeginning of a paragraph.It can be a sentenceanywhere in thewriting. Sometimesyou need to take littlepieces of eachparagraph to find themain idea.causeandeffectSequenceThe MainIdea explainswhat thepassage ismainly about.

Text Features, Structure and Main Idea - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. 1. The help the reader understand what they are reading 2. They help the reader locate important information quickly 3. They help you learn more (extra information) about the topic you are reading about
  2. Compare and Contrast
  3. 1. Bold 2. Italicize 3. Highlight 4. Change Color 5. Make larger
  4. Sequence
  5. Underneath the Title
  6. Subtitle is an "add-on" to the title, while sub headings break the writing piece up into different sections.
  7. A short summary of an article usually located right above or below the headline/title.
  8. One complete sentence
  9. Photographs 2. Charts 3. Graphs 4. Maps
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  11. Problem and Solution
  12. Glossary: used to find the definition of a word Index: Used to locate a word or topic Table of Contents: tells the reader what they will be reading about and gives the page(s) they will be found on
  13. Problem and Solution
  14. The main idea is what a a writing piece is about and can be found aywhere in the writing. Topic sentences introduce a topic or idea, and are always found in the beginning of a paragraph.
  15. It can be a sentence anywhere in the writing. Sometimes you need to take little pieces of each paragraph to find the main idea.
  16. cause and effect
  17. Sequence
  18. The Main Idea explains what the passage is mainly about.