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I remember that Non-Fiction is not trouw. you invent the story inane way.

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1.I remember that Non-fiction books are different to Fiction books because in Non-fiction you can start anywhere in the book and in fiction you can't. 2. I remember that we used boxes and bullets. The features of NF text are Headings, Maps, Zoom-in, Sub heading, glossary, index and contents. We read NF differently to Fiction by in NF you can start anywhere in the book and in fiction you can't. 3. NF has lots of text features.

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1. I remember doing boxes and bullets. Or reading on Myon.

2. The features are, contents, zoom in, glossary, maps, charts, and logos or titles.

3. So some stuff that are different is that you don't have to read from the start you can read from any page. And they usually have more words then fiction.

4.  And I remember that they have glossers to, to tell what a word means.

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1.I remember doing boxes and bullets about the topic of the book.
2.The features of NF texts are sub-headings, labels, maps, did you knows, captions, zoom in, index, contents, and images.
3.We can read start reading NF texts from anywhere and also you can learn new things in NF texts

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I remember you can go to any page In the book because it is not a story. Story's tell something that are reel or fake non fiction books tell lot's of reel facts.

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1. What do you remember from our first Grade 3 unit of Non-Fiction Reading?
I remember doing boxes and bullets
I  remember reading on Myon

2. What are the features of NF texts?
Zoom up
Map
Labels

3. How do we read NF Texts differently from fiction texts?
We read fiction text in a story teller's voice, and we read non fiction text in a learning voice.

4. What else do you remember about our NF unit of reading?

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a non-fiction text teaches you facts but a fiction text is a made up story.
features:
zoom-in  fun fact boxes
headings  sub-headings  labels maps
I remember reading from myon and boxes and bullets

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1. I remember doing boxes and bullits and Myon.

2. The features of NF texts are: images, close ups, did you know bubbles, labels, maps, headings, sub headings and titles.

3. The difference between non fiction and fiction is that non fiction
has did you know facts and maps.

4. I remember reading about big cats and rabbits. I learnt that hares are bigger than rabbits.

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I remember I was reading twa and the elephant and I did't read for the last night and I pretend that I read

1. bullent points

2. capital letters and and full stops

3. table of contents glossary title

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1.    I remember that boxes and bullets.

2. maps zoom up.

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I remember  boxing and bullets.
I remember Myon.
I remember writing NF fetchers.

Bold  words, Sub headings, Contents, Glossary, Headings.

We read fiction texts a like a story.

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Non-fiction books have images, close ups, fun facts, did you know boxes and glossaries.

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Q1-What do you remember from our first Grade 3 unit of Non-Fiction reading?

1. I remember we would use boxes and bullets to record information

2. I remember reading different things on Myon

Q2- What are the features of NF texts?

1. maps

2. diagrams

3. labels

4. Zoom Ups

5. facts

Q3- What else do you remember about our NF unit of reading?

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I remember reading books about animals and books about  geography, I also remember reading non-fiction text with lots of text features like: Labels, zoom in, title, subtitle and maps. The  normal features  are: contents index and others. The difference between the way we read

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In non fiction books I remembered that every thing in it is mostly facts!

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1. We typed our first thinking of Non Fiction then we reflected about what we like about Non Fiction and what we don't like. Next we typed what we learned about a Non Fiction book we read and we had to take a photo of our Boxes and Bullets that reflected on that topic.2. Different tools in a non fiction book is sub headings,maps,zoom in, pictures and many more.3. We can read NF Texts differently from Fiction Texts by starting where you want to start instead of starting at the start.4. I don't remember anything else.

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1.We can read N.F books from middle to end and from back to front different from fiction.

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1. I remember that I reading the iron man or iron robot with Jamie and then I did not read it one night and I was in trouble

2.  capital letters, full stops, apostrophes, and comas.

3. I also remember that we use to write in our reading log

4. that fiction is real and non fiction is not real

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Boxes and bullets and how we could choose if we want to read books on myon. We would also take notes not log sentences just some key words. Some features are maps, did you know boxes etc. There is a speciality in non fiction texts you don't have to start from the beginning like fiction books. I also remember there is a glossary in the back of the book.

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1. I remember that we choose a book then we read some pages them we do boxes an bullets. And doing my first thinking.

2. The features in NF text is zoom in, contents, glossary, maps, charts, logos, titles, sub headings.

3. We can read differently by choosing any page you want to start on. But on fiction you have to start from page one. For fiction you have to like get the movie in your head so it's more interesting. In non fiction you dont have to get the movie in your head.

4. Something else I remember is that sometimes we read in Myon.

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1. - Boxes and bullets.
- Predicting what the book will teach you by the cover or title.
- Reading on Myon.

2. - Zoom-in
- Maps
- Subtitle
- Title
- Glossary
- Logos
- Contents
- Charts

3. - You can start from anywhere in the book and it will make sense.

4. - It's informative.

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I remember we chose a book about one topic and we read it a couple of times and checked how the author used the details and what impact the details made. We also typed on a Padlet about what we like about non fiction and what we don't like. We took a photo of our Boxes and Bullets. The different details in a Non Fiction Book were: Table of Contents,  Sub Headings, Glossary,  Zoom In, Pictures, Comparison, Did You Know Boxes, Maps,  and many more. In Non Fiction you don't have to read from the start because there is no story.