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Table of Contents 3 Column Notes Questions I Have Explanation from Reading My Conclusion or Observation 3-2-1 Strategy Things I Found out Interesting or Unusual Things Questions I Still Have 10 Most Important Words Word or Term My Ideas about this Word ABC Brainstorming Strategy 24 Individual Cells XYZ Combined in One Cell All about Nonfiction Writing Define Nonfiction Writing List the Important Features Get Five Examples of Nonfiction Writing Give Five Non-Examples of Nonfiction Writing Write a one-page summary Character Map How Do the Characters Act? Write Your Opinions in the Picture Frames Concept Wheel Write the Concept Provide a Definition List Important Features Give Examples Give Non-Examples Explain Relationship to Other Concepts Provide a Summary Double Entry Diary Direct Quotation from the Text Your Questions, Reactions, or Predictions Event Map What Happened? When Did It Happen? Where Did It Happen? Who Was Involved? How Did It Happen? Why Was It Important? Five Paragraph Essay Planner Introductory Paragraph Boxes for Three Body Paragraphs Concluding Paragraph KWL Chart What I Know What I Want to Know What I Learned Main Idea Web Introduction Paragraph Circles Three Boxes for Supporting Details Conclusion Prediction Chart What I Predicted Would Happen What Actually Happened Problems/Solutions Chart What is the Problem? What is the Cause? What is the Effect? What are Possible Solutions? Sequence Chain Title and Author Characters and Setting Six Boxes for Sequence of Events Setting Map Draw a Map of Where the Story Took Place One Large Box Provided Story Elements Theme, Setting, and Relevance of Setting Characters in the Story Problems/Goals Plot Climax Resolution Story Map 1 Title and Author Characters and Setting Goal/Problem/Conflict Major Events Resolution Theme Story Map 2 Title and Author Characters and Setting Problem 3 Main Events Resolution Story Map 3 Title and Setting 10 Events for Rising Action Climax 4 Events for Falling Action Conflict and Resolution Author's Theme Story Map Interview What is the Story About? What is the Main Character like? What is the Problem? How was the Problem Solved? What Happened Last? Think-Pair-Share Question/Topic What I Thought What my Partner Thought What We Decided to Share Venn Diagram What are You Comparing and Contrasting? Circles for Two Topics Venn Diagram Circles for Three Topics Each Circle Has a Distinctive Appearance Who, What, Where, When Six Horizontal Boxes Six Flags with Labels