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- How to Compare and Contrast Nonfiction Texts
- How to Determine the Moral of a Fable
- How to Distinguish Information Between Pictures and Texts
- How to Explain the Difference Between Figurative and Literal Meaning
- How to Find Multiple Main Ideas in One Passage
- How to Find the Main Idea and Supporting Details
- How to Identify a Theme Within a Story
- How to Introduce Claims and Support to Students
- How to Introduce Students to Identifying Major Events in a Sequence
- How to Introduce Text Structure, Compare and Contrast to Students
- How to Study Smarter
- How to Teach Figurative Language: Irony and Puns
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- Introduction to Reading Skills: Answering Literal Questions with Text Evidence
- Introduction to Reading Skills: Author’s Purpose (Part 1)
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- Introduction to Reading Skills: Character Analysis
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- Introduction to Reading Skills: Claims and Supporting Evidence (Part 1)
- Introduction to Reading Skills: Claims and Supporting Evidence (Part 2)
- Introduction to Reading Skills: Compare and Contrast (Part 1)
- Introduction to Reading Skills: Compare and Contrast (Part 2)
- Introduction to Reading Skills: Compare and Contrast (Part 3)
- Introduction to Reading Skills: Context Clues
- Introduction to Reading Skills: Figurative Language: Metaphors
- Introduction to Reading Skills: Figurative Language: Similes
- Introduction to Reading Skills: How Characters Respond to Major Events
- Introduction to Reading Skills: Inferencing
- Introduction to Reading Skills: Narrator’s Point of View
- Introduction to Reading Skills: Order of Events
- Introduction to Reading Skills: Themes, Morals and Lessons (Part 1)
- Introduction to Reading Skills: Themes, Morals and Lessons (Part 2)
- Introduction to Reading Skills: Using Text Features to Find Information
- Learning About Text Structure
- Life in the Himalaya
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- Pop Up Science: Oil and Water
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- Price as a System
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