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When I have done this in the past, I told them before we looked at the sentence what we were looking for. It would be interesting, maybe in second semester, to see if they could identify what we are looking for without being told.

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Looking at the TEKS to help determine the focus for the mentor sentence.

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I think I have what I need.

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Strong mentor sentences that add a new layer to writing.

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Does this ever make it beyond daily grades? Would this be acceptable in an assessment?

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No questions, this was a great presentation!

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Looking at the upcoming units of study for reading and writing to see what grammar TEK would be best implemented in the unit.

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Looking at the upcoming units of study for reading and writing to see what grammar TEK would be best implemented in the unit.

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I'm thinking about how I can look at the writing units to see what needs to be taught and pair that with the mentor text to find mentor sentences that are meaningful.

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I am so excited to have this slideshow to help for planning!

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I am so excited to have this slideshow to help for planning!

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Help students use advanced grammar and choose powerful verbs (and vocabulary) in Spanish.

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I like that we use our mentor texts, so that the children have context.  I also like the weekly schedule, and the part that we show correct; rather than incorrect sentences to teach grammar.

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I like that we use our mentor texts, so that the children have context.  I also like the weekly schedule, and the part that we show correct; rather than incorrect sentences to teach grammar.

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Jennifer Eppler

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I have always told them what we are focusing on, so I am excited to try and see what they notice before sharing the focus.

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I have always told them what we are focusing on, so I am excited to try and see what they notice before sharing the focus.

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I would like help finding books that mirror the grammar we are studying for the unit of study.  Sometimes it can be hard to find the skill in the read aloud we are using.

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I would like help finding books that mirror the grammar we are studying for the unit of study.  Sometimes it can be hard to find the skill in the read aloud we are using.

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Jennifer Eppler

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Find (collect) mentor sentences.

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I'm thinking about ways to use this is a virtual environment and different ways to have students share, such as on a Flipgrid.

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I like the planning document, that will help a lot.  I need to find good mentor sentences from our current read aloud, The Thief of Always.

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I like the planning document, that will help a lot.  I need to find good mentor sentences from our current read aloud, The Thief of Always.

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Really great presentation.  Would you still give a quiz or test on concepts like commas?

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Really great presentation.  Would you still give a quiz or test on concepts like commas?

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Thank you!

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I really like the compare and contrast. I think its good to see the sentence and talk about what they see and then later see the corrected one. It gives the kids opportunity to apply what they know and then see what they might have missed

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OUr new patterns of power has been beneficial for planning

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I would love to see it modeled in class

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I like that we have the multi grade book instead of just the 4th grade so we can go back and cover grammar skills we see our class needs.  I love the jamboard and  made a copy so i can create easy to grab mentor sentences and focus phrases.

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I like that we have the multi grade book instead of just the 4th grade so we can go back and cover grammar skills we see our class needs.  I love the jamboard and  made a copy so i can create easy to grab mentor sentences and focus phrases.

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I like the idea of pulling the sentences from the Lucy Mentor texts instead of using the ones predesignated in our 4th grade book.

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I like the idea of pulling the sentences from the Lucy Mentor texts instead of using the ones predesignated in our 4th grade book.

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Look at the TEKS to see what to focus on. Letting students wonder together. 

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Look at the TEKS to see what to focus on. Letting students wonder together. 

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I think it will be helpful to prepare as a 6 grade ela team. We can divide and conquer.

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I think it will be helpful to prepare as a 6 grade ela team. We can divide and conquer.

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Use books the kids LOVE to keep interest high. (Ex: Clifford was used in 1st---I could use Sideway Stories from Wayside School in 2nd) Thanks Sara!

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I would like to see it modeled in a self-contained classroom with students at various grade levels. 

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I would like to see it modeled in a self-contained classroom with students at various grade levels. 

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organizing grammar teks by writing unit it a self-contained special education classroom 

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organizing grammar teks by writing unit it a self-contained special education classroom 

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I need to plan the TEKS around the unit.

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It will be helpful to have the videos to model what an effective grammar lesson should look like!

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How to schedule it effectively for students to grasp the concept.

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TEKS alignment with writing unit!

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When do you start these? From BOY?

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Tying in the units of study with specific mentor sentences that would pair nicely together.

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Tying in the units of study with specific mentor sentences that would pair nicely together.

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Mentor sentences that would "go" with each unit of study.

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Mentor sentences that would "go" with each unit of study.

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I want to align my mentor sentences with what I'm teaching in writing!

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The planning document will be extremely useful moving forward! Thank you for that resource!

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How am I able to cover all grammar TEKS thoroughly with only one sentence a week?

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How am I able to cover all grammar TEKS thoroughly with only one sentence a week?

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Could this be modeled at the high school level?

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Could this be modeled at the high school level?

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I am going to add a spot in my room for students to hang their celebrations. The first day. I will write the rule we are looking for and have it hang all week. Then students will place their celebrations on the last day under the rule. 

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I am going to add a spot in my room for students to hang their celebrations. The first day. I will write the rule we are looking for and have it hang all week. Then students will place their celebrations on the last day under the rule. 

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It would be nice to have a list of mentor sentences from commonly used mentor texts. I have always created my own mentor sentences. However, I think others who are not as familiar with mentor sentences would find it easier to implement if they were given a list of mentor sentences. 

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It would be nice to have a list of mentor sentences from commonly used mentor texts. I have always created my own mentor sentences. However, I think others who are not as familiar with mentor sentences would find it easier to implement if they were given a list of mentor sentences. 

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I recently started adding the compare and contrast day to my weekly mentor sentences. I really like it! 

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I recently started adding the compare and contrast day to my weekly mentor sentences. I really like it! 

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Using the current class read aloud to pull from in order to create context

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Using the current class read aloud to pull from in order to create context

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I think I have what I need. The daily/weekly schedule is super helpful. 

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I think I have what I need. The daily/weekly schedule is super helpful. 

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No questions. Very straight forward. Thank you! 

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No questions. Very straight forward. Thank you! 

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I would like to make a list of sentences from my student's favorite books to use as mentor sentences so they motivate her to write like an author.

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I would like to make a list of sentences from my student's favorite books to use as mentor sentences so they motivate her to write like an author.

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Favorite books with good mentor sentence examples and peer sentences to model.

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Favorite books with good mentor sentence examples and peer sentences to model.

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All grammar should be reviewed within the sentences each time, such as, commas, capitals, ending marks, one complete thought or two for compound sentences.

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All grammar should be reviewed within the sentences each time, such as, commas, capitals, ending marks, one complete thought or two for compound sentences.