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Nonfiction Text Features
Flipbook
Outside view
Inside view
Outside view clipped shut for storage
Nonfiction Features Flipbook Directions
Materials Needed: Flipbook Sheets, 9 x 12 construction paper. gluestick, scissors
1.
Students need to cut out the flipbook word cards first.
2.
Fold the construction paper “hamburger” style in half.
3.
Unfold and then fold each side toward the center fold.
4. Students then glue the word cards on the outside flaps.
5. After gluing they should cut between the cards
on the top layer only.
6. Next, they need to cut out the meaning cards and glue them on the
back of the correct word flaps.
NOTE: Before the students do the next step the flipbook should be checked.
1.
Then the students cut out the scavenger card slips.
2. They glue these slips next to the meaning—down the center of the
flipbook.
3. When they find the feature, another student or teacher can initial
the blank.
4.
The book folds up and can be clipped together for easy storage.
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Nonfiction Features Flipbook Word Cards
Table of
Contents
Photograph
Map
Italic Print
Bold print
Index
Illustration
Heading
Graph
Glossary
Diagram
Caption
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Word Meanings
Nonfiction Features Flipbook
It calls attention to new
and important words.
This is a hand-drawn
picture that helps the
reader visualize the
text.
These are the words
next to a picture that
explain what it is or is
about.
This list words
alphabetically and
often gives the page
numbers where the
words occur in the
text.
It is a drawing that
shows the parts of
something.
This is slanted text that
identifies new or
important words.
This alphabetically lists
new or important
words and tells what
they mean.
It is a picture that
shows the location of
things or places.
It shows information in
a visual way so that it
can be understood by
readers.
It is a picture made
with a camera that
shows how things look
in real life.
This tells the reader
what the section of
reading is about.
This gives the heading
and beginning page of
each section of the
book.
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Nonfiction Features Flipbook Scavenger Hunt Check-Off Slips
I found a Table
of Contents.
______
I found a
photograph.
I found a
map.
______
I found italic
print.
______
I found bold
print.
______
I found an
index.
______
I found an
Illustration.
______
I found a
heading.
______
I found a
graph.
______
I found a
glossary.
______
I found a
diagram.
______
I found a
caption.
______
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Answer Key
Nonfiction Features Flipbook
It calls attention to new
and important words.
Bold Print
This is a hand-drawn
picture that helps the
reader visualize the text.
Illustration
These are the words next
to a picture that explain
what it is or is about.
Caption
This list words
alphabetically and often
gives the page numbers
where the words occur in
the text. Index
It is a drawing that shows
the parts of something.
This is slanted text that
identifies new or
important words.
Diagram
Italic Print
This alphabetically lists
new or important words
and tells what they mean.
Glossary
It is a picture that shows
the location of things or
places.
It shows information in a
visual way so that it can
be understood by
readers. Graph
It is a picture made with a
camera that shows how
things look in real life.
This tells the reader what
the section of reading is
about.
This gives the heading
and beginning page of
each section of the book.
Heading
Table of Contents
Map
Photograph
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