This Text Structures Flipbook is a valuable resource for teaching students about informational text structures. It includes definitions, examples, and graphic organizers for each type. A digital version is available for use on Google Classroom. Created by Rachel Lynette and Cassi Noack.
$3.48
Text Structures Flipbook: This paper or digital resource is designed to be a companion for your readers. It can help your students understand the six types of informational (nonfiction) text structures. Each flipbook page includes a definition, an example paragraph, a question to ask yourself, and signal words to look for. In addition, a page summarizing all six of the text structures is included. To save paper, there’s a 1/2 page version available.
There are also graphic organizers that can be used with each of the text structures. Students can use these to apply what they have learned.
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Want to use this activity digitally?
Included is a digital version of this activity that can be assigned through Google Classroom or straight to Google Slides. The file includes the reference flipbook as well as the graphic organizers.
Informational Text Structures Covered:
– Description
– Problem and Solution
– Compare and Contrast
– Cause and Effect
– Question and Answer
– Chronological
– Summary of All Six
This product is happily brought to you by Rachel Lynette and Cassi Noack of Minds in Bloom.
Copyright information:
Purchasing this product grants permission for use by one teacher in his or her own classroom. If you intend to share with others, please purchase an additional license
Happy teaching!
Rachel & Cassi
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Alejandra C. –
This is a great resource that my students can have handy in their notebooks and refer to it over and over again!
K L –
This resource is great for assessing text structures. I gave them a passage and they had to complete the graphic organizers.
K L –
This resource is great for assessing text structures. I gave them a passage and they had to complete the graphic organizers.
Joanna B. –
Not being able to use interactive notebooks in-person, this resource was absolutely wonderful and everything I needed!
Kennedy D. –
love this!
LYNDSAY M. –
thanks so much
Meghan H. –
My students loved being able to easily add notes on their non-fiction books based on text structure! As an added bonus, they are able to practice typing which helps prepare for the ACT Aspire in April/May!
Sue S. –
Thank you, this was great for my RSP kiddos
Michael Black –
This was a very helpful resource. Very engaging.
Pam W. –
The students enjoyed working this activity.