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Nonfiction Mentor Texts by Lynne R. Dorfman and Rose Cappelli

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I plan to implement the Your Turn Lesson format in my future classroom. I like that the lesson is all encompassing and easy to follow - for both students and teachers. It also allows for students to have actual experience and practice in writing. I can see the Your Turn Lesson being used to teach a variety of writing strategies - not just for nonfiction writing.

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The last step in the Your Turn Lesson, reflection, is extremely important. Through reflection students will independently begin to own a strategy which eventually will become an automatic skill (with lots of practice of course)!

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Hook
Purpose
Brainstorm
Model
Shared/Guided Writing
Independent Writing
Reflection

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Your Turn Lessons may take longer than mini-lessons. They may span over several days. Students need time to observe how new techniques and strategies are done and try it together, in groups, partners, and on their own. 

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Your Turn Lessons may take longer than mini-lessons. They may span over several days. Students need time to observe how new techniques and strategies are done and try it together, in groups, partners, and on their own. 