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Federigo’s Falcon

The Necklace

The Third Wish

I Am Offering This Poem
The Gift of the Magi

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Texts that serve the purpose of entertaining or telling a story

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Literary Texts (to entertain)
*Poems
*Short stories
*Fiction novels
*Graphic novels
*Picture books
-Trace the plot
-Analyze characters and setting
-Determine the conflict; how does it affect the characters?
-Look for themes and make text to self and text to world connections
-Pay attention to the characters' points of view
-Imagine the characters' tone
-Think about your mood while reading
-Look for figurative and connotative language
-Integrate information from multi-media sources

Informational Text (to inform/explain, persuade)
*news articles
*primary sources
*secondary sources
*biographies
*charts, graphs
-Look for main ideas and key details
-Analyze the author's point of view
-Pay attention to types of details being used (statistics, quotes from experts, etc.)
-Determine key individuals and events
-Look for technical word meanings
-Pay attention to text structure
-Determine how individuals impact events and ideas
-Trace arguments and claims
-Integrate information from multi-media sources

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With a panel of celebrated authors, TIME presents the most compelling, enlightening and influential YA books of all time, dating back to the 1800s

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Mr. Peterson's Remediation Author's Viewpoint PowerPoint