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What Makes a Dog?

We are continuing our journey into the world of nonfiction. Today! We are continuing our journey into the world of nonfiction.

In our next article we will look at… TEXT STRUCTURE (the way an author arranges the information)

Building Background

Building Background

What do you predict the main idea of the article might be? “What Makes a Dog?” Page 4 in anthology What do you predict the main idea of the article might be?

Article Preview

Take an interest in what you are reading! http://www.sciencenewsforkids.org/2004/04/what-makes-a-dog-2/ Take a look at the pictures and captions. Does anyone have a dog? What kind of dog do you have? Which dog picture do you like best? Which one looks the friendliest? Take an interest in what you are reading!

Notice the Subheadings Instruction manual Dog Diversity

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A microscopic structure containing DNA Cell Cell close up DNA is here Blood Cells

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