For 9/22 Monday
Entry:
Read over your letter so far. Read the comments I provided to you to help you think through your possible next steps.
What are your issues and concerns?
In your notebook, turn your issues and concerns into questions.
Goal:
Questioning is a strategy used for:
Introducing a topic
Engaging the reader
Leaving the reader with a thought
Persuasive thinking
How could you use your issue question in your letter to the president?
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Next steps:
Peer Review: https://whatelse.pbwiki.com/Peer-Conferences
Finish your final permission slips: etiquette, contract, network.
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Reflection:
How did you help your partner with writing today?
How is reading important to this project?
Welcome
Welcome to our daily lesson summaries. Each day we focus on reading strategies (Links 1 and 2), reading/writing connections, and Washington State's Essential Academic Learning Requirements and Grade Level Expectations for reading.
We learn to read and write through thinking, discussing, drawing, brainstorming, modeling, practicing, sharing, comparing/contrasting, analyzing, synthesizing, revising, and publishing.
Please tune in to our journey.
Thanks
Ms. Edwards
We learn to read and write through thinking, discussing, drawing, brainstorming, modeling, practicing, sharing, comparing/contrasting, analyzing, synthesizing, revising, and publishing.
Please tune in to our journey.
Thanks
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About Me
- Ms Edwards
- Kids learn when they know the goal and can see it's within their grasp. The goal also needs to be relevant to their goals. My goal: insure relevance, make the target visible, and guide the students in their own agency.
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