Description
This handout explains how to annotate. It includes explanations and examples as well as grading criteria.
The handout explains how to use PostIts to annotate, but it could easily be modified for in-text annotations.
It is geared toward middle school, but can easily be adapted to elementary or high school.
The handout explains how to use PostIts to annotate, but it could easily be modified for in-text annotations.
It is geared toward middle school, but can easily be adapted to elementary or high school.
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Grades
6th - 10th
Subjects
Pages
4
Teaching Duration
40 minutes
Description
This handout explains how to annotate. It includes explanations and examples as well as grading criteria.
The handout explains how to use PostIts to annotate, but it could easily be modified for in-text annotations.
It is geared toward middle school, but can easily be adapted to elementary or high school.
The handout explains how to use PostIts to annotate, but it could easily be modified for in-text annotations.
It is geared toward middle school, but can easily be adapted to elementary or high school.
Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.
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Using sticky notes makes annotating a library book easy, while preserving the book so future readers can read the book and not be distracted by notes in the text. The only problem with this product is that it is messy-looking. I made my own PowerPoint handout for students.
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