'Nonfiction writing' diaporamas de présentation

ELA collaborative Grades 6-12

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ELA collaborative Grades 6-12

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NONFICTION REVOLUTION

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An Overview of Effective Teaching Strategies

An Overview of Effective Teaching Strategies. Developed by: Jane Cook EASTCONN Staff Dev/Literacy & Ed Tech Specialist Adapted from materials from The Leadership and Learning Center and the CT State Department of Education. Objectives for Our PD Session.

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Unit One Notes Tough Decisions

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Meredith Middle School

Meredith Middle School. Data Teams Launch 2011-12. Learning Targets. I can infer strengths and targeted areas for growth from data I can connect my actions (causes) with how students respond through their work (effects) I can commit to common practices in order to increase student learning

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Meet Ayn Rand

Meet Ayn Rand. Born in St. Petersburg, Russia on February 2, 1905 Taught herself to read at age six By age nine, had decided to become a writer. 4 th Period. Retrieve your graded The Maze Runner project from the blue basket on my chair. Ayn.

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Welcome to Writing for Fluency! !!

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Types of Nonfiction

Types of Nonfiction. Argumentative Informational/Explanatory Narrative. Nonfiction Genre. About REAL: People Ex. President Trump or Mr. Kahler Places Ex. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, or MFMS Gymnasium Ideas Ex. worship or knowledge Experiences

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Learning to Use Vivid Detail in Writing

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Exploring the Titanic

Exploring the Titanic. Before you read, you need to know . . . . Nonfiction Writing. A source is the place a writer looks for factual information about the setting or characters. In this text, there are two types of sources: Primary source: a firsthand account of the story

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