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Applies to Inferencing lesson found at Florida Reading Research Site

Write clearly the steps needed to do something at which YOU are an expert!

Objective: Creating an acrostic poem to communicate effectively with an authentic purpose form. WR-07-1.1.2 Literary Writing: Students will apply characteristics of the selected form (e.g., short story, play/script, poem).

Assessment of Elementary Level Writing - Kindergarten

This is a rubric for a poetry book consisting of samples of different forms of poetry.

given a pcture prompt,student will write a narrative that discribes what happen before ,during and after

This rubric is for reflection, reading response, or journal topics.

A skinny strip is a piece of bristol board paper about three feet long. Divide it into as many sections as there are chapters in your book or group chapters together to fit on your strip in an organized way, plus one. The first section is for the title, author, and your own name as the reteller. The remaining sections are designated, one per chapter. You should have a small picture in each section, and add a few sentences about the chapter or chapters or sections. You should describe the section of your book using vivid and/or figurative language and innovative expressions to add interest(e.g. some comparative adjectives; similes or personification; comparative adverbs taught in class: ie. more slowly Take it one step further you can make a slit in shoebox and decorate it to look like a T.V. You can run the skinny strip through one frame at a time.

How do choices about energy and resources have both immediate and long-term impacts on the environment See AM2(Literacy In Action)p.58

To portray the main character in the award winning/Canadian author novel this term.

A description of your favourite place.

Students read and answer simple inference questions