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| must have high standard of accuracy, with photography as a preferred media, and includes other illustrative styles and media, including cartoon art. |
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| How is using sets of texts on a related topic beneficial for children? |
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| They learn that reading two or three information books on a subject, which provides an overall picture. |
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| Three good information books |
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1. Quest for the Tree Kangaroo by Sy Montgomery: introduces readers to Lisa Dabek, a scientist who fell in love with animals and attempts to save a species of animales.
2. Ain't Nothing but a Man: My Quest to Find the Real John Henry by Scott Reynolds
3. The Man Who Walked Between the Towers: the true story of Phillipe Petit, a French street performer who, in 1974, decided to walk between the two twin towers. |
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non-narrative fashion.
1. Chronological
2. Comparison/contrast |
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| How is narrative form utilized? |
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| weave information into narrative form, along with sensory info. |
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1. The Great Fire by Jim Murphy
2. Fire in Their Eyes: Wildfires and the People Who Fight Them by Karen Magnuson Bell |
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1. Scientists in the Field: Digging for Bird-Dinosaurs by Houghton Mifflin
2. Spiders by Nice Bishop |
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| how the writer uses language, which is an integral part of meaning. |
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| Illustration, artwork, photography, and graphics |
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| use art to present a sense of a book: utilized to bold important words, set off section from another, and to circle important words. |
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| create the feeling that the author is conveying the facts directly to the readers, which could be done by adopting a particular attitude toward the facts. |
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