Writer's Workshop REBOOT: Lesson 3: Choosing a Problem and Solution for My Story
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Whether you’re a first-year teacher or a seasoned educator seeking fresh inspiration, the Writer’s Workshop Reboot is the perfect place to recharge your passion and refine your teaching craft. This episode details what lesson #3 is all about and how to choose a problem and solution using The Dot by Peter Reynolds.
Also included are tips for behavior management, rigor, relevance, and how I keep my students engaged.
This lesson plan includes an objective card, suggested mentor text by Peter Reynolds, anchor chart ideas, and 3 differentiated interactive notebooks to meet the needs of your students. Happy Writing!
Lesson #3: Choosing a Problem and Solution for My Story
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Problem/Solution Cards
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Differentiated Interactive Notebooks: Below Level (Red), On Level (Green) and Above Level (Yellow).
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How to Teach the “I Do, We Do and You Do”
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