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Amber Woodard-Mentor Texts

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Why Use Exit Slips?

allows students to express their thinking using their entire linguistic repertoire

allows students to respond in various ways

validates their native language

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Jennifer                                                 Oral Language Development:          Turn and Talk      

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Jennifer                                                 Oral Language Development:          Turn and Talk      

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Lesson: Modeling Turn and Talk

Make it purposeful

Use in all stages of writing

Students ask questions

Provide question stems

Students make eye contact

Students' bodies are facing one another

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Materials: Pen, Sticky Note, Chart paper

Group jobs: Scribe, Revisor, Editor, Presenter

1. Write an inference you made from this photograph.

2. In group discuss the inferences you made, and choose 2 to add to the class think pad.

3. Together use the inferences you made to write a short story about the photograph.

4. The presenter will read the story to the class.

5. For extra credit connect a math or science inquiry.

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Free Writing Opportunity with translanguaging

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Free Writing Opportunity with translanguaging

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This will be at the beginning of the research course following their student introductions.