Heading - Indicates that a new broad section is being introduced. Let’s you know what the section will be about., Title Page - This page inclueds the title, author, illustrator and publisher, Table of Contents - Located in the front of the book. Identifies the chapters and what pages number the chapter begins., index - Includes concepts listed in alphabetical order and the page number where the word can be found., italics - Words that are slanted to the right, subheading - Indicates that a new specific section is being introduced. Gives specific information about the broad topic., timeline - A visual representation of events in history displayed in chronological order., caption - Words underneath or beside photographs, illustrations, or charts explaining what it is., glossary - An alphabetical list of terms with definitions of those terms, guide words - Indicate the first and last word on a glossary or dictionary page, illustration - An image that has been hand drawn., photograph - An image that has been captured with a camera, hyperlink - A digital link that takes you to another location, such as a website, diagram - An image that shows the parts of something, bold print - Indicates important words. They are darker than the surroundig words., charts or graphs - Graphical representations of data. The data is represented by bars, slices, or lines., map - Shows the location of an object or occurrence, label - The words used on a diagram that explain the parts on a diagram., bullet points - Indicate lists of words, phrases, or sentences that are related to the overall topic., text box - Provides additional informaton about a topic. It is interesting but not essential for the reader to know., close up - Allows the reader to see the intricate details of an object., cutaway - An image that shows the inside of something., table - Displays data that has been arranged in rows and columns,

Text Features

Drucken
Einbetten

Bestenliste

Visueller Stil

Einstellungen

Vorlage ändern

Soll die automatisch gespeicherte Aktivität wiederhergestellt werden?