Aligns with CCSSR6—Assess how point of view or purpose shapes the content and style of a text;
and
CCSSR5—Analyze author's choices.
Nonfiction
Nonfiction Analyzer--The Writers Techniques
How do you read nonfiction? Central Idea
How does the writer support the central idea?
Nonfiction Analyzer: The Writer's Techniques
Nonfiction Lesson Plan Example with BIG Ideas and BIG Questions
Nonfiction Analyzer--The Writers Techniques
Fiction
PARCC Sequence/NWEA Skills Integration
A comprehensive guide to interpret the writer's techniques after you have analyzed the story. Pages 1-2 guide reading the story; page 3 guides analyzes the writer's choices that helped you understand it.
Analyze Author's Techniques in a Story
Analyze Artist's Technique~SPANISH
I Can Analyze the Author’s Techniques
How does the author interest you in reading the story?
Analyze What a Picture Adds to a Story
I Can Infer the Author’s Purpose
Use the Elements of Fiction to Plan or Interpret a Story.pdf
I Can Analyze an Author’s Purpose—one page postable questions
I Can Analyze an Author’s Techniques—one page postable questions
Analyze Poetic Techniques
Analyze then Create a Persuasive Song
POEM: This Little Light of Mine
Poets use words and images to communicate about a theme.
Poem Analyzer-Writer's Techniques
Analyze Author's Techniques: His Eye is on the Sparrow
You can apply the same questions to any spiritual.
In Summer Analyze a Paul Laurence Dunbar poem.
Analyze Author's Techniques: He Had His Dream
Analyze Author's Techniques: We Shall Overcome You can apply the same questions to any Civil Rights anthem.
8th grade students at Gray School illustrate the role of the narrator.
Analyze the artist's choices.
Students can develop the ability to interpret a story or poem by applying the same kinds of interpretation to a painting. This approach has the advantage that the students can see the artwork all at the same time.
Music/Art/Poem/Story Mood Analyzer
Mood-Reader Artists use techniques to give their paintings a mood ...
Analyze an Inspiring Speech
Politics and Persuasive Speaking
Roosevelt-First Inaugural Address