Nonfiction Text Structures PowerPoint Notes and Practice Passages for 6th Grade

Teach nonfiction text structures in a clear and organized way with this one-stop Text Structures bundle for 6th grade! This robust resource includes a text structures PowerPoint mini-lesson, high-interest text structure passages, graphic organizers, and standards-aligned question sets to help you facilitate your lessons in an engaging way.

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► What's Included?

• Editable Text Structures PowerPoint & Google Slides Lesson
• Text Structure Anchor Charts
• Text Structure Graphic Organizers
• 5 Original Nonfiction Text Structure Passages
• Comprehension Question Sets & Text Structure Practice Tasks
• PRINT + DIGITAL!
• Answer Keys

❤️ You will love the no-prep text structures PowerPoint because it's a lesson plan that is DONE FOR YOU (and it's also editable).

❤️ Your students will LOVE the engaging text structure passages that cover description, sequence, compare and contrast, cause and effect, and problem/solution text structures.

► Nonfiction Text Structure Passages:

• The History of Candy (Description)
• How Gummy Candy is Made (Chronological/Sequence/List)
• Candy: Sweet and Sour (Compare/Contrast)
• How Much Sugar is Too Much? (Cause/Effect)
• Expensive Taste (Problem/Solution)

Plus, each text structure passage comes with a set of targeted question sets to give students intentional text structure practice.

Your students will be able to easily see how the different structures are developed. This intentional text structure practice will provide excellent scaffolding to help your students apply the framework to their own essays.

✎ For additional ideas, click here to read my full blog post on teaching nonfiction text structures in your 6th grade classroom!

TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID…

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Emily said, “Really needed something to get them thinking about how nonfiction text has text structures and how to use them to comprehend text. Thank you!”

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Eldreia said, "I LOVED this! I loved that an audio version was available for my struggling readers and learners with dyslexia. I will definitely add this to my text structure collection."

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Kenya said, “Great resource for teaching text structure. I used these articles to scaffold lessons for students at and above grade level."

Related Resources:

• Introduction to the Elements of Nonfiction
• Nonfiction Text Features
• Author’s Purpose & Point of View

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