Write an article based on this "Read the text closely. Explain what kind of information the summary must contain. Show the children where the main idea of the text is. Show the children where the important details are. Summarize text briefly to give the children an example."
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<\/p><\/div>"} Creating a summary will be easier for the children if they are given a few key parts to keep in mind. Having guidelines for content will allow them to mentally structure their summaries as they are reading and writing. There are a few key aspects to a summary: The main idea: a primary theme or central focus of the text. Important details: all parts of the text that explain the main idea of the text. Beginning of the summary: refers to the beginning of the text and introduces the theme. Rising action: an important detail that explains what happened or why something happened. Climax: where the story reaches its most interesting point and its biggest twist. End of text: where the text is concluded. Important details of main characters: their names, characteristics, key roles. Setting details: details of where and when the action takes place. Using the text you selected, show the children where the main idea is. When you show them this, explain where it is usually found and why it is important. A good tip is that the main point of the text is usually near the beginning, within the first couple paragraphs. Make sure to run through the text with the children and give examples of the key details that should be included in the summary. Explain why these details are crucial to the main point, and ask them why they chose the details they did. Ask them to share their thought process and explain why they thought certain things were more important than others. In one or two sentences, summarize the text that the children have been working on. Giving an example shows children how summarization works and what will be expected of them. Show them how to connect the main idea and important details in a brief description.

Write an article based on this "Press the keyboard combination for your computer to open the cheat box. Enter the cheat code. Press Enter or Return to confirm."
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Windows PC: Press Control+ Shift+C at the same time. If that doesn't bring up a cheat box at the top of the screen, try Control+ Shift+ Win+C. Mac: Press Command+ Shift+C at the same time. If that doesn't bring up the cheat box, try Control+ Shift+C. Be sure to insert any spaces, underlines, or periods exactly as shown in your code. Here are some cheats you can try: kaching: 1000 Simoleons. motherlode: 50,000 Simoleons. help or help all: lists all cheats. testingcheats true (Sims 4), testingcheatsenabled true (Sims 3), or boolProp testingCheatsEnabled true (Sims 2): Enables the "testing" cheats. When you turn this on, you can hold Shift as you click an object or Sim to bring up a special cheats menu. move_objects on: Lets you move or delete any object, even those you wouldn't think you could move or delete. Be careful not to accidentally delete something important, such as the mailbox. Check out these wikiHows for lists of cheat codes for certain versions: Cheat codes for Sims 3, Cheat codes for Sims 2, Boolprop cheats for Sims 3.