My students have been working hard during our writer's workshop time. Here are some of the books I've used with my mini-lessons in the past few weeks. The focus of the mini-lesson is under each picture.
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| tools writers use |
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| tools writers use |
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| great wordless picture book - sharing stories with pictures |
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| writers are called authors |
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| illustrators draw pictures |
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We've made a few anchor charts to go with our first writer's workshop lessons this year. Here are two of them. The one on the left was inspired by Mrs. Carroll at
The First Grade Parade. I love her anchor charts!
I'll try to remember to take a few pictures of the other charts next week.
I'm adding this post to an anchor chart linky party hosted by
Tales of Frogs and Cupcakes. Stop by to visit to check out the other anchor chart ideas.
Love your ideas!! Trying them next week, when I introduce writing.
ReplyDeleteFrances
You have such great ideas. Im so grateful that all of you have time to blog. I am trying to hard to get the hang of it.
ReplyDeleteLoved the Mr. Putter book. It was perfect for my kids - we used to to make our own list of "Good Things". :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing, I haven't made any anchor charts yet, but I'm going to start now :)
ReplyDeleteJennifer @ Herding Kats In Kindergarten
thnaks for sharing. great ideas that I will try out thanks again
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for creating this party! I posted once today, but will link up when my new post publishes tomorrow! I enjoy following you blog!
ReplyDeleteChristine
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