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Nonfiction Text Features Worksheets | Informational Texts Reading
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Want to give your students practice identifying and using nonfiction text features? This set of worksheets helps students to locate key facts or information in a text efficiently. But this resource also helps your kiddos to explain and comprehend the text that they have just read.
Categories: Grammar|ELA, Literacy, Nonfiction Reading Passages, Reading Skills, Reading Skills
Grade Levels: 3rd, 4th, Homeschool
Subjects: English Language Arts, Informational Text
Resource Types: Centers, Worksheets
File Type: PDF
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Nonfiction Text Features Worksheets BUNDLE | Magazine Scavenger Hunts + Worksheets
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Description
Want to give your students practice identifying and using nonfiction text features? This set of informational text features worksheets helps students to locate key facts or information in a text efficiently. But this resource also helps your kiddos to explain how the text features contribute to the meaning of the text.
With these informational text features worksheets, your students get exposure to:
- charts
- graphs
- diagrams
- timelines
- bold print
- subheadings
- glossaries
- pictures with captions
- AND MORE
⭐ Not only will students see examples of these nonfiction text features, but they also get to build reading comprehension with each worksheet.
This resources goes well with your reading centers any time of the year.
There are 20 informational text features worksheets included!
These worksheets are not editable.
You can use this as a NO-PREP printable for different occasions such as homework, morning work, and more.
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Chocolates and Dual Language –
This is a great resource and is very useful in my classroom. Thank You.
Sara C. –
This is a great resource to help students become more familiar with text features.
Mrs Woods Workshop –
This was great used in our nonfiction text features unit!
The Ohio Teacher –
This has been a wonderful resource to use with my students. Thank you!
Heather S. –
I used this for bonus work for a few students. They really enjoyed it. Thanks!
Suzy Stidham –
I used this resource during Focused Instruction Time when teaching Text Features and it helped my students tremendously!
Jessica N. –
My students and I loved this resource. Students were engaged and the worksheets were informative.
Tanya Marshall –
An amazing resource for helping students understand several skills they need to learn!
Alison Z. –
I used these worksheets for independent class work. I liked how they were not overwhelming for students to read and complete.
Emily Abram –
I’ve been using this with my students to help reinforce skills taught previously. My students were engaged, learning, and having fun! Thank you!