Identify MAIN IDEA and SUPPORTING DETAILS

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

This section shows how to recognize main ideas

Advertisements

Finding the Main Idea How to Read Smarter.

Identifying the Main Idea of Literary and Informational Texts

Main Idea & Summarizing. Main Idea The central point the author tries to make Also defined as “Big Idea” or “Message” After reading a text, you should.

Finding the Main Idea In Non-Fiction Passages

$100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300.

Writing Activities. 1. How much do you know about academic writing? Watching the Writing DVD 4 Parts: DVD 1~ DVD 4 2 DVDs for a week Answering the comprehension.

Strategies to identify the Main Idea. Step One: Read the entire text. Step Two: Read each paragraph and find the main idea of the single paragraph. Step.

Identify MAIN IDEA and SUPPORTING DETAILS SPI Identify the stated main idea and supporting details in text.

This resource is intended for 2nd Grade Elementary Language Arts student’s.

Embedding Video in Powerpoint. Embedding Video The most important thing to know about using video in PowerPoint (and the most common mistake) is that.

Body Paragraphs.

DEVELOPING STRONGER PARAGRAPHS. What is a paragraph?

Like Water for Chocolate By: Laura Esquivel. Components of a Body Paragraph Look over model paragraph 1. What is the purpose of each sentence in the paragraph?

Writer’s Craft A Good Paragraph A good paragraph usually starts with a topic sentence. A topic sentence tells the main idea of the paragraph. The other.

Learning How to Gather Important Information From the Text and From In-Class Lessons Taking Cornell Notes.

English Functional Skills

Chapter 4: Formulating the Implied Main Idea Sentence.

MAIN IDEA Rachel Cunningham. WHAT IS MAIN IDEA? Main idea tells the important idea or main topic of a paragraph or selection. Details help support the.

Roman Inventions/Innovations Topic goes here Your names go here. The date goes here.

1.Read our story of the week and then write down the main story elements to help identify the theme of the story. 2.Using the Chalkboard app, write what.

Objective: Students will be able to provide an objective summary of the text (7.RL.2)

Name: Date: Block #:. List as many positive character traits as you can about yourself. You must have at least (First quality here) – Highlight.

Quiz Title Your name goes here. Question 1 Click here for answer Click here for answer Go to question 2 Go to question 2.

1.Print out the graphic organizer on Main Idea from the link provided. nidea/activity/

Finding the Main Idea How to Read Smarter. The Point The main idea is the big point that the writer is telling to the reader. Often the reader can figure.

ASKING QUESTIONS.  There are two reasons why we ask questions:  Because we don’t understand a concept and need further clarification or explanation.

WRITING PARAGRAPHS. Organization page 96 Paragraph a paragraph is a group of sentences that develops and idea. A good paragraph presents info in a logical.

Opening Doors: Chapter 5 Formulating Implied Main Ideas.

The Paragraph. Parts of a Paragraph 1.One Main Idea 2.Topic sentence 3.Indent; spelling and punctuation sentences 5.Closing sentence.

QRB 501 QUANTITATIVE REASONING FOR BUSINESS NO QUIZ and NO LAB Work To purchase this material click on the link B-501-NEW/QRB-501-Complete-Class-

Test1 Here some text. Text 2 More text.

Video and Quiz Links for Skin, Hair, and Nails

Finding the Main Idea In Non-Fiction Passages

Main Idea Study Guide.

Supporting Details What are they?.

Finding the Main Idea in Nonfiction Passages

TIM BURTON An Authorial study

Writing a Series of Paragraphs Expressing an Opinion

Parent/Student Writing Resource

Chapter 4: Locating Main Ideas

Chapter 5: Locating Main Ideas

Assigned Goal Statement

[type text here] [type text here] [type text here] [type text here]

Part Three: Topic Sentences & Evidence

Your text here Your text here Your text here Your text here Your text here Pooky.Pandas.

Power 0 – Introduction paragraph (4 sentences before power 1)

Your text here Your text here Your text here Your text here

[type text here] [type text here] [type text here] [type text here]

Multimodal Learning Environment Analysis and Critique

Finding the Main Idea How to Read Smarter.

Topic sentence: idea, claim, insight

YOUR text YOUR text YOUR text YOUR text

Journal Entry 42 Title: Leonel Messi

Journal Entry 45 Title: Sia

Journal Entry 47 Title: Tiffany Haddish

January 20, 2016.

TOFEL Prep. Writing Wednesday Feb. 4.

Writing an outline.

Finding the Main Idea In Non-Fiction Passages

Journal Entry 61 Title: Eminem

Journal Entry 40 Title: Ed Sheeran

Journal Entry 49 Title: Terry Crews

Main Title Here Topic 2 Topic 3 Topic 4 Topic 5

40% CIRCLE INFOGRAPHIC 50% 25% 15% 5%

What is a BME? By: Ms. Richardson.

MAIN IDEA Link spiral for notes.

Presentation transcript:

Identify MAIN IDEA and SUPPORTING DETAILS SPI 401.6.2 Identify the stated main idea and supporting details in text.

Learn about Main Idea with Tim and Moby Click here to watch a video on MAIN IDEA!

What is the Main Idea? The MAIN IDEA is the main reason the story was written. While reading text, ask yourself the question: What was this text mostly about?

How do I find the MAIN IDEA? A paragraph has two essential components: The main idea is expressed in the topic sentence. Additional sentences provide supporting details.

Practice finding the Main Idea Click on this link to practice finding the main idea.

How do I find SUPPORTING DETAILS? Supporting details help you to better understand the main idea. Supporting details make your main idea stronger.

Supporting Details Click on this link to practice selecting the correct supporting detail.

Practice Quiz Click here to take a practice supporting ideas quiz. Take Pearson Quiz Main Idea and Supporting Details