PPT-Text-Based Writing

Learning Targets Students will be able to unpack a writing prompt Students will be able to understand the connection between unpacking the prompt and establishing a purpose for reading Students . ㌀ nest2(line ㌀ text"-" ㌀ text"" ㌀ pprPe2))--ThesuxPinpprPstandsforparentheses.pprPOne=text"1"pprP(Sube1e2)=text"(" ㌀ group(ppre1 ㌀ nest2(line ㌀ text"- . Ibtesam Hussein. April, 2014. Discussion Questions. Which model do you think is the best for your students? Why?. How do you usually select models for your students? . How do you usually use model texts in your class?. “There was my preference for the subtleties of dawn and dusk, as opposed to the . v. ulgar blaring hour of high noon.”. ~ from “My Life as a Bat” by Margaret Atwood. Journal 11-13-14. The . Word-of-the-day is . Examples of Text Features. With Definitions. Explanations for How Text Features Help Readers. Understanding. Nonfiction . Text. What are text features?. Authors include text features to help the reader better understand what they have read.. of the ELA Assessment. Office of Academics and Transformation, . Department of Elementary English Language Arts. OAT ICAD Meeting-September, 2014. Writing Pacing Guide Updates. for Grades 3-5. :. 2 week alignment to the Reading Pacing Guides . UNDERSTANDING. COMPLEX TEXT. ALABAMA COLLEGE AND CAREER READY STANDARDS. MEGA 2013. CITING EVIDENCE. CLOSE READING. COMPLEXITY. ARI. ELA. LIT. Anchor Standards. ELA. History/. Social Studies. Science &. Text is any piece of writing.. For example: . a letter . an email . a novel. a recipe . instructions . magazine/newspaper article . writing on a webpage or an advertisement. It is important when reading or writing any text to think about the . Lemon Bay High School. English 2. Mr. Mark Hertz. Lesson Goals:. Students will understand the different types of text structures.. 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