Reading Informational Text
Grade 7 English Language Arts · Washington, USA
Evaluate arguments and analyze nonfiction structure.
Lessons
Analyzing Central Ideas
Identify the main idea of a nonfiction text and explain how supporting details develop it.
Evaluating Reasoning and Evidence
Judge whether an author's argument is well-supported by looking at the quality of the evidence.
Comparing Media Formats
Analyze how the same topic is presented differently in articles, videos, and podcasts.
Analyzing Structure of Arguments
Examine how an author organizes an argument with claims, reasons, and evidence.
Identifying Bias
Recognize when an author's personal viewpoint unfairly influences how information is presented.
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The Reading Informational Text chapter covers multiple lessons aligned to the Washington curriculum. Browse all lessons below to see the full topic list.
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Yes, Reading Informational Text is part of the official Grade 7 English Language Arts curriculum in Washington, USA.