Fiction/Nonfiction Features Sort

Use this sort to introduce the features of fiction

and nonfiction. Students will drag the features

text boxes to the correct heading on the chart.

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Fiction Both NonfictionFiction/Nonfiction Features Sort

ⓒ 2012 Flying ColorsCharts & Graphs

Title Page

Facts & Information

Not true

Titles & Headings

Dialogue (Ex. “Stop!” He said.)

Page Numbers

You can start reading anywhere.

Characters

Beginning-Middle-End

Real Photographs

Table of Contents Headings

Illustrations

Fact Boxes

Stories

You have to start reading at the beginning.

Bold Print/Italics

Glossary

Once upon a time... Not a story

Index

Maps

Timeline

Labels

Imagination

Captions

Fairy Tale

Setting

ProblemThey are fun to read.

Answer Key

Fiction Both Nonfiction-You can start reading anywhere

-Once upon a time...-Fairy Tale

-You have to start reading at the beginning-Setting

-Imagination-Not true

-Beginning-Middle-End-Stories

-Problem-Characters-Dialogue

-Illustrations-Page numbers

-They are fun to read-Title

-Labels-Glossary

-Table of Contents-Not a story

-Facts and Information-Headings

-Charts and Graphs-Timeline

-Title Page-Index

-Real Photographs-Fact Boxes-Captions

-Maps-Bold Print/Italics

ⓒ 2012 Flying Colors