Grade 5 · English Language Arts · Unit 13 of 18
Create With Words, Pictures and Sound
Choose fonts, images and modes for your audience
What your child practises
Planning and polishing texts that combine words, images, sound and video, and choosing fonts, layout and tools to suit an audience and purpose.
Manitoba Curriculum learning outcome: ELA.5.C1.5, ELA.5.C3.1, ELA.5.C3.5 · creating multimodal texts, legible and word-processed writing, and combining modes for an audience
Sample questions
A taste of this unit. In the app, questions change every time and get easier or harder to match your child.
Question 1
A thinking map, such as a web or flow chart, helps you…
- organize ideas before drafting
- spell
organize ideas before drafting
Hint: Maps show how ideas connect.
Question 2
What is a caption?
- a page number
- words that explain a picture
- a kind of font
words that explain a picture
Hint: Captions go with images.
Question 3
Why choose a large, clear font for a poster?
- to hide mistakes
- so it can be read from far away
- to use more ink
so it can be read from far away
Hint: Think about your audience.
Question 4
A poster should have…
- a clear title and pictures that fit the message
- no title
- tiny words only
a clear title and pictures that fit the message
Hint: Posters catch the eye.
Question 5
Which text mixes several modes?
- a ruler
- a digital story with narration and pictures
- a list of words
a digital story with narration and pictures
Hint: It has audio and images.
Question 6
Which is the best reason to use a heading in a report?
- to use more colours
- it tells readers what each section is about
- to make the page longer
it tells readers what each section is about
Hint: Headings organize text.