'Story structure' diaporamas de présentation

Big Question: How did an adventure by two famous women break tradition?

Big Question: How did an adventure by two famous women break tradition?. Title: Amelia and Eleanor Go for a Ride Author: Pam Munoz Ryan Genre: Historical Fiction. Story Sort Vocabulary Words: Arcade Games Study Stack Spelling City: Spelling Words Spelling City: Vocabulary.

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Family Times

Family Times. Daily Questions. Prior Knowledge. Author's Purpose. Vocabulary. Multiple Meaning Words. Predictions. Guided Questions. Cause and Effect. Metaphor. Additional Resources. Independent Readers. Language Skills. Becky Shroeder Enlightened Thinker. Study Skills:

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Data for Student Success Examining Student Work to Inform Instruction

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Generational Poverty

Presentation for Cultural Diversity class

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Few things to remember

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Lesson 2

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Hot and Cold Summer

Hot and Cold Summer. Day 2 Students need reading book, Bear Book, pencil. Turn to page 26 in your student book. Good readers make predictions , or Guesses, about what a text will be about. Read the title and introduction on pages 26-27. What do you predict might happen in the story?

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Megumi KURAYAMA(Hiroshima Univ.) Masayuki MURAKAMI(Kyoto Univ. of Foreign Studies)

Analysis of Lesson using Interactive Environment for Learning by Problem-Posing in Elementary School Arithmetic. Megumi KURAYAMA(Hiroshima Univ.) Masayuki MURAKAMI(Kyoto Univ. of Foreign Studies) Tsukasa HIRASHIMA(Hiroshima Univ.). Introduction. Problem-Posing

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Various Charts/Maps

Various Charts/Maps. What is Story Mapping?

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Lesson #4 Day 2

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The York READ ing for ME aning Project

The York READ ing for ME aning Project A randomised controlled trial of three interventions designed to improve poor comprehenders reading comprehension skills. Paula Clarke, Emma Truelove, Maggie Snowling, Charles Hulme Centre for Reading and Language, Department of Psychology.

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The York READ ing for ME aning Project

The York READ ing for ME aning Project A randomised controlled trial of three interventions designed to improve poor comprehenders reading comprehension skills. Paula Clarke, Emma Truelove, Maggie Snowling, Charles Hulme Centre for Reading and Language, Department of Psychology.

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Differentiated Instruction

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The Horned Toad Prince

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Mythopedia Oh My Gods!

Mythopedia Oh My Gods!. Voice. Mythapedia Oh My Gods! . Tone: The writer cares about the topic and it shows. He or she establishes authority on the topic and writes in a compelling, expressive manner. Audience: make sure that your tone and voice are appropriate for your audience.

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Main Idea

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Story Structure

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Objectives

Objectives. I will learn about the literary elements (parts) of a mystery. I will define each element. Elements of a Mystery. Characters. Just like other stories, mysteries have characters. Suspects are characters who may have caused the problem the mystery is trying to solve.

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THE PERFECT PET

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