At writing workshop time, we have been working on animal research books. We have been reading lots of nonfiction books to help us gather information. The chart below helps us remember what to include in our books.
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{Dogs}
Here are some of the things kids are writing about.
The template I used for the class
{Dogs}
Here are some of the things kids are writing about.
The template I used for the class
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Your kids are the best little writers. Their teacher is a wonderful writing teacher!
ReplyDelete❀ Tammy
Forever in First
I LOVE this! Thanks for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteKimberly Ann
Live, Laugh, I LOVE Kindergarten
Thanks for the comment Kimberly! The kids love writing nonfiction books! Melissa
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the research writing templates. I was making my own, decided to search for any interesting versions (usually for older grades, so then I'd have to adapt for K) and found these! Happy Monday!
ReplyDeleteTrying this today! We are using Pebble Go (we have a subscription) in the Computer Lab to choose an insect or amphibian to research. This ties in with our tadpole and caterpillar life cycle unit nicely. Thanks Melissa!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for posting these! I used them when designing an inquiry unit about weather and it was perfect for my kindergarteners! Here's what their reports ended up like: http://teachruneat.com/?p=962
ReplyDeleteHi Coutney! I know this is an old post, but when I read that you used these for weather, I really wanted to see them! It looks like your website is no longer available. :(
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