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Parts of A Book Tennessee S.P.I: rd Grade

What are the different parts of a book, and how do I use them?

Why do I need to know about the different parts of a book? Knowing the parts of a book help you find information faster and more efficiently. It will save you time and effort especially when it comes to writing your bibliography.bibliography

Click on the book to watch a BrainPOP video on nonfiction book parts.

Spine- is the backbone of the book lists the title and author of the book

Cover protects the pages of a book

Title Page Title Author/Editor/Illustrator Publisher Copyright Where published Located in front of book

Copyright date Date the book was printed

Author person who writes the book

Illustrator person who draws the pictures

Illustrations another word for pictures

Publisher Company that prints the book

Table of Contents List of chapters and page numbers Helps to know the main ideas covered at a glance Located in front of the book

Glossary Mini dictionary Dictionary format Includes new or unfamiliar words Listed in alphabetical order Meanings of important words from book Located in back of the book

Index Alphabetical list of chapters, names, events, topics in book Page numbers are included FAST way to find topic in book Located in back of the book

Practice Time!

Who writes the book? Illustrator Publisher Author

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What is another word for pictures? objects illustrations paragraphs

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What is the backbone of the book? Cover Spine Author

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What is a mini dictionary? Glossary Title Page Table of Contents

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List of chapters in a book title page table of contents glossary

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Date the book was printed Publishing Date Due Date Copyright Date

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Person who draws the pictures Illustrator Publisher Author

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Company that prints the book Copyright Title Publisher

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Alphabetical list of subjects index table of contents title page

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Practice Games for parts of a book: Parts of a Book Activity #1 (Quia): Matching Matching Parts of a Book Activity #2 Parts of a Book Activity #3

Speedy Review Click on the picture below for a “speedy” review of the parts of a book

Student Assessment: BrainPOP Parts of Book Quiz (Easy) BrainPOP Parts of Book Quiz (Hard) Using Parts of a Book