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Central Ideas, Objective Summaries, and Organizational structures

informational Texts

By the end of the lesson, you should be able to...

1. Learn and understand how to use the vocab words.
2. Learn how to organize an objective summary.
3. Learn how to write an objective summary.

Objectives

Watch this video about central ideas and take notes

Introduction

animal with an internal skeleton and backbone

capable of being affected or harmed by outside forces or elements

strict; marked by conditions that are challenging or uncomfortable

having high standing or reputation; well-regarded

active during the night

a situation made strange or funny because the result is the opposite of what might be expected

place or environment for living

to carefully assess or judge the value, condition, or significance of

different from each other; composed of unlike elements

expressing or feeling scorn or disdain

SoluTIOn

Rigorous

Evaluate

Prestigious

Contemptuous

Suscptible

Vertebrate

Nocturnal

Irony

Habitat

Diverse

Drag and drop the numbers in the correct order.Check if you got it right in 'Solution'.

Match the Phrase with the image

Details need to be strong, not weak. Strong details consist of statistics, facts, graphs, scientific observations, and expert findings. Weak details include bias, opinions, outdated information, incomplete information, and unverifiable information.

A central Idea is the foundation of a Informational essay. It's the over reaching message in the essay. Section heading and titles can point to the Central Idea. Details can explain and add information to the text.

Central Ideas

When writing a summary, you should include the following: enough details to show how the writer supports the central idea, each section is summarized, recap important topics, and include the five "W's" and "H", who, what, where, when, why, and how?

Objctive summaries describes the text, and only the text without the writers opinion.

Objective Summaries

• Cause and Effect- Organizes adn links ideas and facts to show causes
• Compare and Contrast- Highlights differences and similarities between events or key ideas
• Classification Sheme- Organizing and grouping related ideas or things
• Chronological Order- Ideas in time order
• Pro and Con- Organizes benefits and draw backs of an idea

There are five types of structures when organizing a summary. The structures include cause and effect, compare and contrast, classification sheme, chronological order, and pro and con.

Organizational Structures

identifys benefits and draw backs.

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Compare and Contrast

Chronological Order

Pro and Con

Chronological Order

Pro and Con

Classification Sheme

Cause and Effect

Pro and Con

Follows a time line.

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Diverse- different from each other; composed of unlike elements Irony- A situation made strange or funny because the result wasn't expected Habitat- Place or enviorment for living Vertebrate- Animal with internal skeleton and backbone Nocturnal- active during the night Evaluate- To carefully assess or judge the value, condition, or significance of Prestigious- Having high standing or reputaion; well-reguarded Rigorous- Strict; Marked by conditions hat are challenging or uncomfortable Suscptible- Capble of being affected or harmed by outside forces or elements Contemptuous- Expressing or feeling scorn or disdain