Are you looking for practice activities to review text structure and patterns of organization? Are you sick of wasting paper on printing out worksheets? Check out these interactive text structure quizzes. Students can take the quizzes and print the results; they can even just mail you screen shots with a little instruction. I hope that you’ll find these activities helpful in understanding and reviewing text structures.
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Melissa Rainey
/ January 21, 2012THANK YOU–You saved me hours of searching for good examples on this difficult concept for my struggling learners. I cannot thank you enough. What an excellent website!
Charla
/ December 12, 2012Mr. Morton, your website is an amazing resource. Is it current with the new Common Core Standards?
Mr. Morton
/ January 5, 2013I believe that it is for the most part. Perhaps over the summer I’ll link all the activities to standards.
Lea
/ December 12, 2012Mr. Morton, kudos to you! I would like to discuss something regarding chronological order and sequence with you. I hope you will write back to me. It’s proving more than challenging for my students.
Mr. Morton
/ January 5, 2013I am open to discussion.
I understand them to be different in that chronological order has a specific time and setting, even if that setting is somewhere at some undisclosed time. If it occurs at a specific time, it is chronologically organized.
Sequence, on the other hand, can occur at ANY time and place. For example, think about a recipe to make pancakes or directions to get to the mall. When did those events occur? Well, they could occur at anytime and place, hence the information is sequentially organized. Now, if I were to tell you a story about a time I made pancakes in a specific place, my information would be chronologically organized. Or at least that’s how I understand the concept.
Best wishes!