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Using Audience Clues to Determine the Author's Purpose

Analyzing Argumentative Texts

5th Grade·ELA·TEKS

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Use word choice and examples in a text to figure out the intended reader.

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Analyzing Argumentative Texts

5th Grade · ELA · TEKS

7 lessons

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Analyze argumentative texts by identifying the main claim, distinguishing it from supporting evidence, and determining the intended audience and author's purpose.

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Learning standards covered

110.7(b)(9)(E)(iii)Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) · Ela · 5th Grade

identifying the intended audience or reader; and

Open Global Standard:OGE.6.RI.7