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Peer Conference Sheet for Writing Workshop
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Posted on: October 24, 2008
Posted by:
Literacy Lady(s)
Thank you very much! I'll also be purchasing "Deal with It". What a powerful project you embarked on with those girls! I'm sure it will be a great mentor text for our writers.
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Literacy Lady(s)
Posted on: October 24, 2008
Reply by: Teachergal (s)
Reply by: Teachergal (s) Thanks for you kind words Erin!
Posted on: October 24, 2008
Posted by:
Literacy Lady(s) re: Mentor Text for Writing: A Craft Table for A Sweet Smell of Roses
I love your craft tables for Mentor Texts. Have you created any others? We are identifying mentor texts at each grade level to enhance our teaching of the "Units of Study for Writing". Do you have any other suggestions for Mentor Texts? I purchased Those Shoes at Teachers College when I was there for the August Reading Institute and I agree that it is a great one!
THANKS AGAIN FOR YOUR GREAT RESOURCES!
Erin
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Literacy Lady(s) re: Mentor Text for Writing: A Craft Table for A Sweet Smell of Roses
Posted on: October 24, 2008
Reply by: Teachergal (s)
Reply by: Teachergal (s) Erin:
I have many suggestions for mentor texts that you can use with your students. In fact, I have a bunch of them listed at http://shubey.googlepages.com/wwdemotexts. Hope that helps.
Posted on: September 24, 2008
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Schnellj(c)
What is the "Satisfying Synonyms" board you refer to in your narrative peer conferencing sheet? (I think it's fabulous by the way!) Thanks, Jess
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Schnellj(c)
Posted on: September 24, 2008
Reply by: Teachergal (s)
Reply by: Teachergal (s) Jess:
It's a bulletin board which is essentially a thesaurus on the wall. For instance one of the parts of the board might say, "Instead of using the word sad, try the word:" and then it lists a bunch of options for the word sad.
Does that help?
Posted on: August 9, 2008
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Teachergal(s)
Groovemomma:
Are there any kinds of materials you'd like me to create?
LMK.
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Teachergal(s)
Posted on: August 7, 2008
Posted by:
Groovemomma(c)
Hi! I would appreciate any help with teaching poetry. Thank you so much!
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Groovemomma(c)
Posted on: July 14, 2008
Posted by:
Teachergal(s)
Dear Groovemomma,
If you would like me to create something to help you with how to teach poetry, I can do that and post it. However, the Poetry Portfolio Guidelines do not provide instruction or teaching points for the Poetry Unit of Study.
Thanks for the comments about our blog!
Best,
Stacey
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Teachergal(s)
Posted on: July 3, 2008
Posted by:
Groovemomma(c)
Hello. I am interested in your Poetry Portfolio Guidelines product. For the original poems section, do you provide specific instructions for each poem type?
I teach 3rd grade and want to have an organized way to teach poetry. I found you through your blog. Terrific!
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Groovemomma(c)
