chronological order - the arrangement of events , contrast - to explain how two or more things are different, diagram - A visual or graphic presentation of information, elaboration - a writing strategy in which facts, examples, reasons, etc. are added to a piece of writing, personal narrative - writing in which the writer tells about something that has happened in his/her life, persuasive writing - writing that encourages an audience to share the writer's opinion or belief, summary - an account that tells the most important ideas of what has been read, supporting details - facts, examples, or sensory details that give more information about the main idea, tone - the feeling or attitude a writer expresses toward the subject, topic sentence - a sentence that states the main idea of an informative, explanatory, or persuasive paragraph, alliteration - the repetition of the same first letter or initial consonant sound in a series, characters - the people, animal, or object in a story who participate in the action of the story, dialogue - the conversation the characters have in a story, figurative language - words used in unusual rather than expected ways frequently in poetry (simile/metaphor), free verse - a poem that sound like ordinary speech and has no regular rhyme or rhythm, idiom - an expression with a special meaning different from the literal meanings of its individual words, metaphor - a figure of speech in which a comparison is made without using the words Like or As, onomatopoeia - words that imitate actual sounds, personification - a description, plot - the action or sequence of events in a story, setting - the time and place in which the events of a story occur, simile - a figure of speech in which a comparison is made using words like or as, stanza - a group of lines in a poem that forms a complete unit, like a paragraph, theme - the main message or lesson of a story, text structures - a way of organizing material in a reading or writing passage (description, cause/effect, sequencing, problem/solution, compare/contrast), text features - parts of the book that help navigate the story and provide additional information (heading, title, caption, diagram, introduction, key word, indention),

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