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shared by: Kathy Schnefke

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Possibilities for Content Area Publication 

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Possibilities for Content Area Publication 

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Feel free to keep adding ideas!

Explain Everything

Thing Link

Time Magazine

Padlet

Coffee Table Book

Ted Talk

Class Mentor Text

"Text Book" on Content Are for next year

__________ opedia (Class info site)

Student-led seminars on topic

Article

www.readworks.org

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What-Author presented surprising fact about coco beans

Why-To explain the life-cycle of chocolate

What-stated a surprising fact to expand the reader's knowledge of chocolate and how it is made

Try it-Did you know that you could develop serious cramps if you do not hydrate before and during a race? Tri-athletes can tell if they have not consumed enough fluids by making sure their urine is not too yellow.

Name it-Authors add supportive details as evidence to support their claim

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Suzanne, 3rd grade teacher in Green Brook, NJ

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Click on the attachment below to get a zip file that houses the goals and techniques cards for information, opinion and narrative writing.

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Here's a blog post I wrote about using the goals & technique cards with fifth grade writers, https://twowritingteachers.wordpress.com/2015/05/15/gtcards/.

--Stacey Shubitz

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There's a great blog challenge called Nonfiction Picture Book 10 for 10 that happens every February. Lots of book bloggers gather together to share lists of their favorite nonfiction texts. If you're looking for nonfiction mentor texts, this is an excellent resource.

https://plus.google.com/communities/109747361653807401083/stream/7e4b1df2-a752-413b-9ac2-69b5114ebbf0

--Stacey Shubitz

Thanks Stacey, what a great resource! Meghan

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Emy, 4th grade dual-language (one-way/two-way immersion) teacher (English/Spanish)

Houston, TX

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If you wan to add to another post, just click in that white box and the green editing pen that will appear in the upper right corner and have at it!

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Sarah Craig, 4th grade teacher Holmen, WI

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Let's share titles of favorite mentor texts to use with information writing. Edit this post, typing in titles below.

Deadliest Animals by Melissa Stewart

How Do You Raise a Raisin by Pam Munoz Ryan

No Monkeys, No Chocolate by Melissa Stewart

Balloons over Broadway: The True Story of the Puppeteer of Macy's Parade (Biography) by Melissa Sweet

The Heart by Seymour Simon (anything by Seymour Simon ;))

In New York by Marc Brown

The Best Book of Bugs by Claire Liewellyn

Oh, Yuck! and Oh, Yikes!

Elephants: A Book for Children by David Henry Wilson

If You Lived Here: Houses of the World by Giles Laroche

Tornadoes by Gail Gibbons

How Many Days to America? A Thanksgiving Story. by Eve Bunting

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Student Copies Levels 1- 6

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Kelly, 3-4 grade dual-language teacher (Spanish/English)

Los Angeles, CA

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Stacey, K-6 Literacy Consultant, lives in Central Pennsylvania

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Lisa, 5th gr. teacher in Fremont, CA

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FINAL Advanced Writing 2015 Hargrave (1)

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Follow @tcrwp and #tcrwp throughout the week to extend your learning.

Post your handle below for others to follow:

@MMHargrave

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Welcome Participants! I'm excited to learn alongside you this week. We'll use this platform as a place to share resources and thinking throughout the week. Feel free to post comments and add anything that you think the rest of us might find useful. See you Monday, Meghan 

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Welcome Participants! I'm excited to learn alongside you this week. We'll use this platform as a place to share resources and thinking throughout the week. Feel free to post comments and add anything that you think the rest of us might find useful. See you Monday, Meghan 

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Overview of K-8 Curriculum for 2015-2016 (including content area for grade 3-8)

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from Author Melissa Stewart

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Copyright 2001- Melissa Stewart. All rights reserved. All materials on this site may be copied for classroom or library use but may not be reprinted or resold for commercial purposes. This website is COPPA compliant. If you are a child under age 13 and wish to contact Melissa Stewart, please use the email address of a teacher, librarian, or parent with that adult's permission. Webhost Privacy Policy.

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Copyright 2001- Melissa Stewart. All rights reserved. All materials on this site may be copied for classroom or library use but may not be reprinted or resold for commercial purposes. This website is COPPA compliant. If you are a child under age 13 and wish to contact Melissa Stewart, please use the email address of a teacher, librarian, or parent with that adult's permission.