P = Persuade (convince you) · I = Inform (teach facts) · E = Entertain (a fun story). Circle P, I or E.
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Free 1st grade reading worksheet: is the author trying to Persuade, Inform or Entertain? Decide for each short text. Works with any book from the free Pagine library. Skill: Reading skill: author's purpose: pie. Level: Grade 1 — also suits Year 2 (UK).
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It is designed for Grade 1 (ages 6–7), but use it with any child who is ready.
Reading skill: author's purpose: pie.
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