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Q2 RLA Review

Fourth Grade

TermDefinition
Inferences Readers use the clues in the text along with their background knowledge (schema) to understand the text deeper.
Main Idea & Details Readers determine what a text is mostly about and can support that idea with details from the text.
Plot Structure Readers determine the important events and parts of a story in the order they occurred.
Predictions Readers use what they know and have read to think about what is going to happen next.
Point of View Readers determine from which perspective the author chose to write the text.
Sequence Readers determine the correct order of the steps and events that took place in the text.
Story Elements Readers read to identify the characters, setting, problem, and solution in a story.
Text Features Readers use the various elements in a nonfiction text to help them learn new information and understand it better.
Theme Readers determine the message, or lesson, that the author wanted them to take away from the story.
Visualizing Readers picture what is happening while they are reading.
Context Clues Readers use their knowledge and text clues to figure out the meaning of unknown vocabulary.
Summarizing Readers identify the most important ideas of what they read and restate them in their own words.
Folktale a story that comes from a specific country or culture
Myth a story that tries to explain why something is the way it is
Tall Tale a story that stretches the truth
Legend an exaggerated story based on the life of a real person
Fable a story that teaches a moral or lesson through animals that act and speak like humans
Realistic Fiction a story that uses made-up characters and events that could happen in real life
Genres The types of text we read. They mainly fall into two categories which are fiction & nonfiction.
Fiction made-up stories that are not true or real
Realistic Fiction a story that uses made-up characters and events that could happen in real life
Nonfiction text that consists of true facts and information
Informational a text that provides real facts about a variety of topics like animals, history, sports, careers, geography, space, weather, countries, activities, etc.
Biography the story of a real person’s life that is written by another person
Autobiography the story of a real person’s life that is written by that person
Drama a story meant to be acted out in front of an audience (a play)
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