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Text Structure Booklet Created by Morgan Gilmore Arnold Elementary August 2016 Students’ Goal: Complete this booklet with multiple nonfiction texts in order to identify text structures. This will allow you to better understand the organization of the author’s thoughts and therefore, give you a stronger sense of the text.

TEXT STRUCTURE Problem/ Solution Description Name: __________________ Key Words Key Words TEXT STRUCTURE Problem: _______________________ ________________________________ Name: __________________ Date: ___________________ Use the following space to list the books you used to complete this booklet. _____________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Steps to Solution: ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ Solution: _______________________ ________________________________

Cause & Effect Compare & Contrast Sequence Key Words Key Words Key Words ________________________________ Problem: _________________________ __________________________________________________ Problem: _________________________ __________________________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________c Cause: ________________ ______________________________________________ ______________________________________________ ______________________________________________ ______________________________________________ ______________________________________________ ________________________________

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