This is aligned the following California State Standards:
During a shared reading activity, the student can recognize that another person can have a perspective that is different.
When reading an informational text, the student is able to identify the main points of the text and distinguish these from the details which support the main points.
The student can identify how specific details of a text help the author make a particular point/claim and can match details to the corresponding point/claim.
After reading an informational text that states an explicit argument, the student is able to identify the statement from the text that reflects the main argument.
The student can understand that an argument is made up of a claim which has evidence to support it, and the student can identify these components in a text.