Did you know that just like a house needs a strong structure to stand tall, a text needs a good structure to make sense? This structure is known as the text structure. It's like the blueprint of a house, showing how all the parts fit together. Just like houses can have different floor plans, there are several types of text structures. For example, 'cause and effect' is like building a house brick by brick, where one event (the brick) leads to another (the next brick). 'Problem and solution' is like fixing a leaky roof. The problem is the leak, and the solution is what we do to fix it. 'Sequence or chronological order' is like building a house step-by-step. Think of a bake-sale story: First, we decide what to bake, then we gather the ingredients, next we bake and finally, we sell our delicious goods! By understanding text structure, we can better understand the story we're reading, just like knowing a house's blueprint helps us navigate around it.