Standard Alignments:

CCSS ELA: RI.7.5

RI.7.5 Analyze the structure an author uses to organize a text, including how the major sections contribute to the whole and to the development of the ideas.

TEKS ELA: 7(8)(D)(iii)

7(8)(D)(iii) Analyze characteristics and structural elements of informational text, including organizational patterns that support multiple topics, categories, and subcategories.

Related Lessons

Determine the Central Idea of a Text
Assess the Evidence that Supports an Author's Argument
Analyze the Main Idea
Cite Textual Evidence to Support Inferences
Answer What and How Questions
Follow Multiple-Step Written Instructions
Trace & Evaluate an Author's Argument
Identify the Author's Point of View
Analyze Chronological Order in Text
Assess the Evidence that Supports an Author's Assertion
Note Instances of Bias and Stereotyping
Determine the Figurative Meaning of Words in Biography/Memoirs

Related Concepts

Plan and Write Informative Text
Write Informative Text
Interpret Information from a Chart
Amplitude & Wavelength (Describe Patterns)
Analyze Compare-and-Contrast Text Organization
Clarify Text by Creating Outlines
Plan and Write a Cause and Effect Essay
Plan and Write Informative Text
Use Outlining to Analyze a Composition
Write Informative Text
Analyze Chronological Order in Text
Plan Informative Text
Write Informative Text
Analyze the Structure of a Paragraph in Text
Analyze the Meaning of Analogies
Analyze Characters Internal and External Conflicts in Text
Analyze the Features of Functional Documents
Analyze the Causes of the Cold War
Analyze Quadratic Function Forms
Analyze Rhetorical Devices
Analyze and Plot Residuals