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rlane42

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How can K-W-L charts help students build background knowledge through talk? Develop a minilesson for introducing K-W-L charts to first graders.
 
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Provide a definition for simulated journals and letters. Determine a specific instructional activity that incorporates one of these types of personal writing.
 
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leahchrapun

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Reply #1 on: Jun 20, 2018
Answer to Question 1

Students more engaged, curious; complex ideas and technical vocabulary can be introduced in non-threatening ways. Minilessons will vary by student

Answer to Question 2

Students take on a character's persona and provide information from the character's viewpoint. Practical application will vary by student


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