Making text connections
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This document provides guidance on making text connections when analyzing stories. It explains that a text to self connection draws parallels between the story and one's own life experiences. A text to text connection identifies similarities between characters, settings, or events in different stories. And a text to world connection relates elements of the story to real-world history or current events. Sample sentence starters are provided for each type of connection to help the reader elaborate on how the stories relate beyond themselves.
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