Understanding Author's Purpose: Sort and Create Activity

Students sort example statements into persuade, inform, and entertain categories, then create their own examples.

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Students sort example statements into persuade, inform, and entertain categories, then create their own examples. Includes success criteria, sentence starters, and reflection questions.

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Students will identify whether a text persuades, informs, or entertains.
Students will sort examples by author's purpose.
Students will write an example for each author's purpose.
Students will reflect on their understanding of author's purpose.

Understanding Author's Purpose: Sort and Create Activity

See exactly what you’ll get

Clear goals. Useful learning.

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