Informational text middle school

These informational text graphic organizers will meet nonfiction reading standards for 4th, 5th and 6th grades. Free from The Curriculum Corner.

Do your students need help summarizing informational text? Use the TAAMIO strategy to write great informational text summaries.

One of my favorite ways to review Informational Text Structures with upper elementary kids is to organize a text structure scavenger hunt! First, I teach each of the five text structures: 1. Description 2. Order and Sequence 3. Cause and Effect 4. Compare and Contrast 5. Problem and Solution After I’ve taught all five of […]

Using Informational Text as a Vehicle for Adventure Don't you wish we could take class field trips across the globe?! Well, today, I am going to talk about how to make your students world travelers by

This informational text journal is perfect for middle school students. It includes more than 30 informational text articles that are paired with comprehension questions, projects and activities. Students will read through the nonfiction text, respond to prompts and annotate the text. They'll strengthen their reading, writing and analyzing skills, too!

Your middle school students can easily analyze informative text with this 3 step process!

One of the biggest struggles in Literacy classrooms can sometimes be incorporating informational texts into literary units. Another struggle, getting students to read on level. Another struggle, getti

Text Features Reference Sheet FREEBIE!Provide your students with this comprehensive text features reference sheet to use when introducing nonfiction text to your class.

Why Informational Text? As we know, it is so important to provide our students with a variety of high-quality text. This means that they need to be exposed to current informational text articles, in addition to

Informational texts - round-up of articles about teaching with informational texts with lesson ideas and teaching resources, from Classroom in the Middle