It's time for another amazing Write About It Wednesday!
This week's topic is...
Mentor Texts for Teaching Narrative Writing
Can you imagine teaching writing without using them??
So this week, we've decided to highlight some of our favorite mentor texts and share what lesson topics we use them for!
Wilfred Gordon McDonald Partridge by Mem Fox
- Small Moments
- Characters
Tough Boris by Mem Fox
- Words that Paint a Picture
- Characters
The Relatives Came by Cynthia Rylant
- Interesting Opening
- Small Moments
- Description
Thundercake by Patricia Polacco
- Interesting Opening
- Setting
- Word Choice
Dogzilla by Dav Pilkey
- Voice {I read this book without showing pictures to my students first}
- Sequencing
The Pain and The Great One by Judy Blume
- Point of View/Perspective
- Characters
Do you know and love any of these books? We'd love to hear about it!
And don't forget about the gigantic, even-more-amazing TpT Sale happening right now!
If you've still got some teaching to do this year, better snag some of your favorite goodies!
I hope you found this idea helpful! Link up with us and share your favorite mentor texts for narrative writing!
If you link up be sure to…
*be a follower of both of our blogs.
*use the provided button {just save the image above and link it back here, or provide a link in the picture caption}.
*link to a post related to today’s topic.
*make sure you link to the specific post and not just your blog.
Thanks for playing along! Don’t forget to check out Kate's post on the same topic!
If you link up be sure to…
*be a follower of both of our blogs.
*use the provided button {just save the image above and link it back here, or provide a link in the picture caption}.
*link to a post related to today’s topic.
*make sure you link to the specific post and not just your blog.
Thanks for playing along! Don’t forget to check out Kate's post on the same topic!
Do you know I've never read any of those books? How is that possible? They all look so good!
ReplyDelete-Maria
I love your blog! And I love Tough Boris! Laura
ReplyDeleteRead-Write-Create