Grade 6 English

Chapters

1Main Idea and Summarizing Skills

2Theme and Message in Literature

3Author’s Purpose, Tone, and Formality

4Point of View and Perspective

5Text Structure in Informational Texts

Spotting Compare and Contrast Clues Matching Causes with Their Effects Finding Problem and Solution Passages Identifying Sequence and Chronology Recognizing Description and Definition Structures How Signal Words Reveal Structure Comparing Text Structures Across Passages Organizing Notes by Text Structure Practice: Labeling Text Structure in Articles Using Structure to Summarize Informational Texts

6Literary Devices and Figurative Language

7Analyzing Short Stories

8Analyzing Informational Texts and Arguments

9Comparing Texts and Visual Elements

10Organizing Writing and Using Transitions

11Developing Arguments and Supporting Claims

12Creative Writing Techniques

13Editing, Revising, and Correcting Errors

14Research Skills and Responsible Use

15Vocabulary Building: Affixes, Roots, and Context

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Text Structure in Informational Texts

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Recognize common informational structures—compare/contrast, cause/effect, problem/solution, sequence—and use them to find key information.

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Using Structure to Summarize Informational Texts

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