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Narrative Writing AKS 22 b, d (9/10)

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Narrative Writing AKS 22a (grade 9/10)

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In this video exemplar, Kate conducts a (writing workshop) minilesson to examine craft moves and author's intent. The genre is argumentative.

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Teaching Students to Examine Craft Moves and Author's intent (5-8)

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Teaching Students to Examine Craft Moves and Author's intent in Mentor Persuasive Essay in Order to Support Revision (5-8)

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In this video exemplar, Jerry conducts a (reading workshop) minilesson on perspective and point of view. He uses The Boy in the Striped Pajamas as his text.

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Whole Class Instruction in Perspective and Point of View (5-8)

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Lucy Calkins and Colleagues at the Teachers College Reading and Writing Project present Whole Class Instruction in Perspective and Point of View (5-8)

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This is a template that one might use to draft a minilesson.

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This is an example of a minilesson written to address AKS 23 (writing craft) and using Julia Alvarez's "Names, Nombres" as a mentor text. A teacher would not need to be so wordy; this is written to explain the thinking behind what goes into the minilesson. The teacher would want to be conversational in the the delivery of the minilesson.

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This is an example of a minilesson written to address AKS 5 (literary reading) and using To Kill a Mockingbird as a mentor text. A teacher would not need to be so wordy; this is written to explain the thinking behind what goes into the minilesson. The teacher would want to be conversational in the the delivery of the minilesson.

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This is a quick explanation of the architecture of a minilesson.