lucy unit 2 informational
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Day Four
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Day Five
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Day Six
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Parts of...How it works:
Our examples
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Parts of...How it works:
Our examples
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Kinds of...How it works:
Our examples
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How to...How it works:
Our examples
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But they don't ALL fit in those categories... there must be more!
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Day Seven
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DISTRIBUTE:
Kinds of:
-Ferocious Fish
-Small But Deadly
How-to:
-How did people get the news? (p. 62)
-TFK sample paper
Parts of:
-Trunks, Tusks, Ears
-The Final Hours
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What Nonfiction Writers Do
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What Nonfiction Writers Do
-titles of chapters give clues about the writing
-how-to writers put things into steps
-ask good questions in their writing, and then they answer those questions
-if an author uses confusing new words, they need to explain what those words mean
-nonfiction writers sometimes give their own opinions about things-- they say how THEY feel about it
-give labels, especially when they show photographs or pictures
-give INTERESTING facts
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What Nonfiction Writers Do-use commas, especially when things are in a list
-use photographs to match what the text is talking about, and captions to explain the photographs/illustrations
-use headings and subheadings
-tell you stuff that will make you want to KEEP READING
-give SPECIAL facts in little boxes away from the main text
-they try to blow your mind with things you didn't already know
-make sure the writing matches the title/heading
-pick INTERESTING topics
-put little pictures by the captions to help you understand even better
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Day Eight
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Preparing the Ingredients
Do you have to be an expert chef to make the perfect pasta? No, but you do need to spend some time preparing the ingredients before your sauce can come to life! The perfect pasta takes a lot of work. By making sure to follow some important steps, you'll be find great success!
What kind of knife will I need?
Preparing the onions might just be the most important part of making the perfect pasta, so you'll need a knife that is just right for slivering them. Slivering means slicing them into very thin, half-circle pieces. Any large knife will do for this job, but I recommend a long-handled Wusthof chopping knife. It's always worked great for me!
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My chapter should...
-be about the same subtopic all the way through
-include lots of teaching points about my subtopic
-use a chapter structure> kinds of> parts of> how to
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Discussion Starters
1. Today I thought I did a really good job...
2. My favorite part that I wrote today was...
3. I'm still working on...
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Day Nine
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Day Ten
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Preparing the Ingredients
Do you have to be an expert chef to make the perfect pasta? No, but you do need to spend some time preparing the ingredients before your sauce can come to life! The perfect pasta takes a lot of work. By making sure to follow some important steps, you'll be find great success!
What kind of knife will I need?
Preparing the onions might just be the most important part of making the perfect pasta, so you'll need a knife that is just right for slivering them. Slivering means slicing them into very thin, half-circle pieces. Any large knife will do for this job, but I recommend a long-handled Wusthof chopping knife. It's always worked great for me!
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Interesting fact:
Question:
Short burst:
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Day Eleven
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What Nonfiction Writers Do-use commas, especially when things are in a list
-use photographs to match what the text is talking about, and captions to explain the photographs/illustrations
-use headings and subheadings
-tell you stuff that will make you want to KEEP READING
-give SPECIAL facts in little boxes away from the main text
-they try to blow your mind with things you didn't already know
-make sure the writing matches the title/heading
-pick INTERESTING topics
-put little pictures by the captions to help you understand even better
February 04, 2015
What Nonfiction Writers Do
-titles of chapters give clues about the writing
-how-to writers put things into steps
-ask good questions in their writing, and then they answer those questions
-if an author uses confusing new words, they need to explain what those words mean
-nonfiction writers sometimes give their own opinions about things-- they say how THEY feel about it
-give labels, especially when they show photographs or pictures
-give INTERESTING facts
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USING BOLDFACE PRINT
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USING A WORD BOX
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USING A WORD BOX
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USING CONTEXT CLUES
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SO WHAT MAKES THIS TRICKY?
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Day Twelve
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Preparing the Ingredients
Do you have to be an expert chef to make the perfect pasta? No, but you do need to spend some time preparing the ingredients before your sauce can come to life! The perfect pasta takes a lot of work. By making sure to follow some important steps, you'll be able to find great success!
What kind of knife will I need?
Preparing the onions might just be the most important part of making the perfect pasta, so you'll need a knife that is just right for slivering them. Slivering means slicing them into very thin, half-circle pieces. Any large knife will do for this job, but I recommend a long-handled Wusthof chopping knife. It's always worked great for me!
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Day Thirteen
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Day Fourteen
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Day in the LifeHow it works:
Our examples
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Life CycleHow it works:
Our examples
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ComparisonHow it works:
Our examples
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Chapter Four ContractBy signing my name, I hereby promise to write a fourth chapter at home, the very best I can. As a result, I will have no other homework on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. A parent email will be sent home, so my family will know I have this responsibility. If your teacher determines that I did not give my best effort, I will have to complete all the homework that I missed.
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Day Fifteen
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• short burst• interesting fact• action sequence
Start with...
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• preview statement
Next...
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• question #1• question #2• question #3
Then...
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Preparing the Ingredients
Do you have to be an expert chef to make the perfect pasta? No, but you do need to spend some time preparing the ingredients before your sauce can come to life! The perfect pasta takes a lot of work. By making sure to follow some important steps, you'll be find great success!
What kind of knife will I need?
Preparing the onions might just be the most important part of making the perfect pasta, so you'll need a knife that is just right for slivering them. Slivering means slicing them into very thin, half-circle pieces. Any large knife will do for this job, but I recommend a long-handled Wusthof chopping knife. It's always worked great for me!
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Lastly...
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Collection
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Putting it all
together
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1. short burst/interesting fact/action sequence
2. preview statement3. question #14. question #25. question #36. smooth transition
In review...
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Day Sixteen
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It should FEEL like
the end without SAYING
THE END
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"drew conclusions"?
• help remind your reader what they should have learned by the end of your text> focus only on the meat and
potatoes> take them on the journey one last
time, chapter by chapter
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"suggested ways readers might respond"?
• suggest to your reader what he/she should do now that he/she has learned all this new information > "So the next time..."> "Now that you..."
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Putting it all
together
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Day Seventeen
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Which is best?
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What should a good table of contents do?
• It should
• It should
• It should
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Untaught Rubrics
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