Key Terminology and Concepts from the Lecture

Title Page

• The page inside a book that provides title and publisher information.

  • Title: Vegetables

  • Author: Joel G. Jones

  • Publisher Location: Paris, France

  • Year of Publication: 2013

  • Created By: Deana Kahlenberg

Lunch Survey Chart

• A visual representation of a survey about food preferences among students.

  • Sample Questions:

  • What did you eat for lunch?

  • What is your favorite ice cream flavor?

  • Popular Responses:

  • Vanilla - 4

  • Sandwich - 6

  • Hot Dog - 3

  • Chicken - 5

  • Pizza - 10

  • Strawberry - 2

  • Chocolate - 8

  • Cookie Dough - 10

  • Mint - 1

Table of Contents

• Organizational structure of the document, detailing the contents.

  • The Apple Tree………………………….page 2

  • Gus the Bus……………………………….page 7

  • Cat on Mat…………………………………page 10

  • Sally Sue…………………………………….page 12

  • At the Movies……………………………page 15

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Index

• A reference section that provides quick navigation through the document.

  • A

  • Acorn………5, 12

  • Ant………….. 1, 47

  • Apple………2, 3, 15

  • B

  • Ball…………3, 9, 57

  • Bear………..3, 90

  • Bee…………6, 100

  • C

  • Cat…………2, 8, 87

  • Cow……….4, 6, 33

  • Cut………… 12, 32

  • D

  • Dig………….22, 90

  • Dime……… 1, 1 1, 31

  • Dog…………4, 5, 86

  • E

  • Egg…………………25, 84

  • Elephant……….. 12, 34

  • Enormous……… 1, 55

  • G

  • Glue…………………39

  • Grass………………6, 10

  • Green……………..40

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Hyperlink

• Definition: A digital link in a piece of informational text that directs to another location, such as a website.

  • Example Use:

  • If you want to find more information about African animals, visit National Geographic Kids to read more.

  • Created By: Deana Kahlenberg

Icon

• Definition: A picture on a computer or digital device that opens an application, file, or website.

  • Created By: Deana Kahlenberg

Glossary

• A list of significant terms and their definitions.

  • Apple: a red fruit that grows on a tree

  • Bear: a furry mammal that hibernates in winter

  • Dog: a mammal that barks and has four legs

  • Egg: a round piece of shell or liquid where a baby reptile, bird, or fish can grow inside

  • Frog: an amphibian that lives in a wet habitat

  • Glue: a sticky solid that holds paper together

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Heading

• Description of fish habitats and characteristics.

  • Fish can be found in various water types:

  • Freshwater

  • Saltwater

  • Brackish water (a mix of fresh and saltwater)

  • Breathing Mechanism: Fish do not breathe air and lack lungs; instead, they have gills.

  • Coloration:

  • Fish can display a multitude of colors, possibly all colors of the rainbow.

  • Metabolism: Fish are cold-blooded animals, meaning their body temperature changes with the surrounding water temperature.

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Age Definition

• Definition: Age refers to how old a living thing is, typically measured in days, weeks, months, or years.

  • Additional Terms:

  • Alligator: a reptile characterized by scales laying eggs.

  • Ancestor: a person related by blood.

  • Ant: a small insect.

  • Apple: a red fruit that grows on a tree.

  • Created By: Deana Kahlenberg

Guide Words

• Definition: Words located at the top of a dictionary page that indicate which words appear on that page.

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Keyword

• Definition: Important words within the text that may be highlighted in bold, italics, or color.

  • Example Context: Discussion about fish habitats, highlighting key characteristics:

  • Freshwater

  • Saltwater

  • Brackish water

  • Gills

  • Cold-blooded

  • Scales

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Illustration & Photograph

• Types of visual aids provided in the document.

  • Photograph

  • Illustration

  • Created By: Deana Kahlenberg

Timeline

• Definition: A diagram that represents events in chronological order.

  • Example: The Life of George Washington

  • 1732: George Washington is born.

  • 1759: George marries Martha Custis on January 6th.

  • 1789: George Washington is elected President of the United States.

  • 1799: George Washington dies on December 14th.

Caption

• Definition: Information provided under a photograph that gives additional context.

  • Example: Saturn is the sixth planet from the sun, known for its many rings made of rock and ice that orbit the planet.

  • Created By: Deana Kahlenberg

Diagram

• Definition: A visual representation showing the parts of an object.

• Example Components:

  • Eyepiece

  • Stage

  • Arm

  • Base

  • Created By: Deana Kahlenberg

Text Box

• Definition: A box containing information, often used to outline facts related to a specific topic.

  • Example Topic: Types of Matter - Solid, Liquid, Gases

  • Solids have a definite shape.

  • Liquids flow and take the shape of their container.

  • Gases also take the shape of their container.

  • These states can change by altering temperature.

  • Created By: Deana Kahlenberg

Map

• A visual representation of geographical information.

  • Created By: Deana Kahlenberg

Cutaway

• Definition: A diagram showing internal parts or layers of an object.

  • Example:

  • Lungs

  • Trachea

  • Bronchi

  • Created By: Deana Kahlenberg

Bullets

• Definition: A symbol utilized to emphasize list items.

  • Example To-Do List:

  • Take out the trash

  • Walk the dog

  • Homework

  • Cut the grass

  • Call mom

  • Created By: Deana Kahlenberg

Graph

• Example visualization representing statistical data on favorite colors and student pets.

  • Data on Favorite Colors:

  • Green

  • Yellow

  • Red

  • Orange

  • Blue

  • Purple

  • Time Spent Reading Chart:

  • Recorded days of the week with time allocations in reading.

  • Favorite Pets Statistics:

  • Dog - 24%

  • Cat - 45%

  • Frog - 20%

  • Rabbit - 56%

  • Hamster - 3%

  • Crab - 1%

  • Created By: Deana Kahlenberg