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11 comments:
As a Kindergarten teacher, my favorite (current) character has to be Pete the Cat! When I share him with my kids, he lets them know that even though things don't go exactly as planned, it will be okay! email: mitchca@tulsaschools.org
Thanks!
This is too cute! This would be a great unit for the beginning on the year :)
Harry Potter!
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Darn it...I'm a bit late. Oh well. I love it and I grabbed the freebie. :) Thanks!
Brandee @ Creating Lifelong Learners
Too late, but that's okay. My favorite character is Frances from the series by Hoban. I have loved her since I was a little girl and I pass that on to my students every year.
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oops!! jendcullen@gmail.com :)
Katy and Jen- I just emailed you the file...but Katy the email address you used bounced the email back to me! Just wanted to let you know- please leave another email address! :) melissa
I LOVE IT!!! Thank you so much for the shout out and for allowing me to create some graphics for you!!
You are so sweet for sending me the link!!
Michelle
The 3AM Teacher
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Can you explain your mentor text for the month? Do you use a new book each month? Are they used for your reading lessons? Thanks for sharing.
Jeanette
Third Grade Galore
Hi Jeanette,
Thanks for the question!
So a mentor text is a text that I read to my students during a read aloud (most likely a fiction story) and then return back to that text over and over again throughout the next couple of weeks, to teach a mini lesson. I use mentor texts mainly for reading and writing. If you want to learn a little bit more about how we read one text and then use it to teach different reading mini-lessons from it, you may find this blog post helpful:
http://lessonplansos.blogspot.com/2013/01/rockin-reading-workshop-gingerbread.html
I hope this helps!
PS...Good luck on the Soldier Field 10 miler this weekend! You should have some gorgeous, cool weather! :)
Wow wow wow. I just finished writing learning targets aligned to ccss for te district and this product is the epitome of perfect. So fantastically cute and yet so much depth.
Thanks
Amanda
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