Author’s Purpose Objective: Define Author’s Purpose and Identify the Author’s Purpose in a given text.

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Author’s Purpose Objective: Define Author’s Purpose and Identify the Author’s Purpose in a given text.
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Author’s Purpose Objective: Define Author’s Purpose and Identify the Author’s Purpose in a given text.

What is Author’s Purpose?  It is the reason why an author writes a story  We all have reasons why we do the things we do.  Authors write to inform, persuade, entertain, or describe situations to their readers.

Writing to Inform-  When author’s write to inform, they write about a topic in which they want the reader to learn information.  Examples: Volcanoes, Spiders, Let’s Go Rocking and Rolling

Writing to Inform-  There are many creatures that live in the sea. Some fish live in shallow water and some live in the deepest part of the sea. These fish come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and colors. Today, many new creatures are still being discovered.  What is the author informing you about?

Writing to Persuade-  When author’s write to persuade, they want to make you agree with them about a certain topic.  Example: Magazines, Letters, Newspapers, commercials, etc.

Writing to Persuade-  Brushy brooms are the best you can buy! Everyone must have one in their homes. Whether you are sweeping indoors or outdoors, you will do a better job with a Brushy broom!  What is the author trying to persuade you to do?

Writing to Describe-  When author’s write to describe, they talk about the way an object looks, tastes, smells, feels, or what it does.

Writing to Describe-  Chocolate cake is usually eaten for dessert. It is dark brown with chocolate icing. On the inside it is very moist and flaky. It is also tasty and sweet.  What is the author describing in the story?

Writing to Entertain-  When author’s write to entertain, they write stories to make you laugh, cry, or to enjoy.  Examples: Spiderman, Cheetah Girls, Movies

Writing to Entertain-  Sally bought some apples from a farmer down the road. from a farmer down the road. She took some home for dinner She took some home for dinner for her and her pet toad. for her and her pet toad.  How is the author trying to entertain you?

A $5,897,321 Question!!!  What is the Author’s Purpose for writing the following story?  Every child should be able to watch 10 hours of TV each day. One can learn a lot from the educational programs that are on. One can also enjoy a lot of great movies too. Ask your parents today.

And the Answer is?  The author is writing to persuade you to ask your parents if you can watch 10 hours of TV each day.