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4th Grade Interactive Language Arts Skill Builders

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Author's Purpose

Links verified on 3/12/11

  1. Author's Point of View - Read the stories and determine the author's purpose.
  2. Author's Purpose - Read each paragraph and decide the author's purpose.
  3. Author's Purpose: Battleship - Answer the questions correctly and try to sink your opponent's ship.
  4. Author's Purpose in a Paragraph - Read each paragraph and answer the questions on the purpose.
  5. Author's Write for a Purpose - Read each passage and determine what the author's purpose was for writing the passage.
  6. Determine the Author's Purpose - A variety of activities designed to help you determine the author's purpose. Follow the directions on each screen and complete the activities.
  7. Fact/Opinion/Habit - What's the purpose to each question? Select the answer choice that best fits.
  8. Identify the Purpose - Identify the author's purpose in each piece.
  9. Inform/Entertain/Persuade - Choose the purpose for each question: to inform, to entertain or to persuade. Self checking quiz.
  10. Reading for a Purpose - Numerous exercises and quizzes on determining the author's purpose.
  11. Types of Text - Interactive game to help you recognize different types of texts and why they were written.
  12. Types of Text - Three interactive quizzes to help you recognize different types of texts and why they were written; each level is harder than the last one.
  13. Writing to Evaluate - What is being evaluated in each paragraph? After reviewing the lesson, click on "Want to play a game" to play a matching game.

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