Reading: Author's Purpose
This site provides links to booklists which can be used for instruction on the author’s purpose for writing a book, and various interactive activities to provide your students with practice activities for identifying author’s purpose. A brief video and power point presentations provide an introduction and practice for this language arts skill. Several of the links provide student writing activities to accompany the picturebook study.
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Identifying the Author's Purpose: Lesson
This interactive lesson allows students to practice identifying the author's purpose of certain written passages.
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Practice: Author's Purpose - Interactive Activity
Have your student's practice identifying the author's purpose with this interactive activity.
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Author's Purpose Interactive Practice
Use this flash animation to review author's purpose with your students.
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Mini-Lesson Planning for Author's Purpose
This five-page PDF provides mini lessons for teaching author's purpose to your students.
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Author's Purpose Resources
These resources for teaching author's purpose include: an author's purpose chart, author's purpose bookmark, author's purpose and tone of voice, graphic organizer, and identifying persuasive text. NOTE: This site includes ads.
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Author's Purpose for Writing
This site provides PowerPoint presentations and a video to practice the skill of author's purpose.
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Persuasive Writing and Books That Persuade
This site discusses how the writer uses various phrases, words, and techniques to persuade the listener. A list of books using persuasion is given.
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Themed Book Lists from Reading Rockets
Here are recommended books arranged by themes. Select books from a particular theme to teach author's purpose for writing the book.
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Reading To Understand: Children's Books to Use With Comprehension Strategies
See this annotated book list that matches picture books to a comprehension strategy. Topics include: using prior knowledge,questioning, visualizing, inferring, summarizing, and evaluating.
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Reading Pyramid for Re-Telling
Here is a worksheet for students to complete after reading an informational book. Students fill in author's purpose, new vocabulary, and supporting details.
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ReadWriteThink: How Big Are Martin's Big Words? Thinking Big About the Future
This site provides a mini-lesson using the picture book, "Martin's Big Words". Students will listen to and read books about Martin Luther King, Jr. to understand his quotes and his "big" words. A writing activity is also included.
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ReadWriteThink: Using "Snowflake Bentley" as a Framing Text for Multigenre Writing
This site provides a lesson plan using "Snowflake Bentley" as a framework to examine the author's purpose. Students will be able to create a multigenre piece about winter.
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ReadWriteThink: Looking at Landmarks: Using a Picturebook to Guide Research
This site provides lessons using an informative picturebook. Small groups of students will read "Ben's Dream" by Chris VanAllsburg. Next they will research and write a book about a landmark.
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Fact & Fiction: Read Aloud
This site provides a lesson using paired reading of a fiction and a nonfiction book on the same topic. Students read the books and discuss them based on a list of techniques that fiction writers and nonfiction writers use. NOTE: This site contains ads.
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