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Inside a Hospital: Use the Book's Features

Use the table of contents, a page with a sidebar, the glossary and the index of a book about hospitals to find information quickly.

Grade 3ELAInteractive · Printable

Aligned toRI.3.5

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Format: Interactive · Printable
Grade: Grade 3
Subject: ELA
Question types: Fill in the blank, Multiple choice, Matching, Circle the answer, Sorting, Short answer

About this worksheet

What students practice

Students use a table of contents and an index to find the page that answers a question.
Students use a glossary, bold words and a sidebar to find information quickly.

How to use

Show students a real nonfiction book first and point out each feature. Then let them use the book parts on this sheet to answer the questions, naming the feature they used each time.

Curriculum

Common Core standard covered

RI.3.5

Use text features and search tools such as key words, sidebars, and hyperlinks to find information on a topic quickly.

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Inside a Hospital: Use the Book's Features

Use a table of contents, glossary, index and sidebar to find facts.

Read the parts of the book

These are parts of a book called Inside a Hospital. Bold words are in the glossary.

Chapter 1: Welcome to the Hospital . . . page 4

Chapter 2: The Emergency Room . . . page 8

Chapter 3: Taking Pictures of Bones . . . page 12

Chapter 4: Medicine and the Pharmacy . . . page 16

Glossary . . . page 22

Index . . . page 24

Page 8: The Emergency Room

1The emergency room is the part of a hospital for people who are badly hurt or very sick and need help fast. Most emergency rooms are open all day and all night.

2When a patient arrives, a nurse asks questions and checks the patient's temperature and heartbeat. This step is called triage. The nurse decides who needs help first.

3Doctors and nurses work together as a team. Some patients need an X-ray, so they go to another part of the hospital (see Chapter 3).

4Sidebar: Did You Know?
Some patients ride to the hospital in an ambulance. The crew can call ahead so the emergency team is ready when they arrive.