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Students learn to analyze how authors intentionally use print and graphic features to help readers understand a text. They explain how features such as headings, captions, bold print, diagrams, maps, graphs, photographs, tables, and timelines clarify information, organize ideas, emphasize important concepts, and strengthen the author's purpose and message. Strong readers understand that these features are part of the text and work together with the written words to communicate meaning.
Students learn to analyze how authors intentionally use print and graphic features to help readers understand a text. They explain how features such as headings, captions, bold print, diagrams, maps, graphs, photographs, tables, and timelines clarify information, organize ideas, emphasize important concepts, and strengthen the author's purpose and message. Strong readers understand that these features are part of the text and work together with the written words to communicate meaning.
