Showing posts with label somebody-wanted-but-so. Show all posts
Showing posts with label somebody-wanted-but-so. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 13, 2012

Somebody, Wanted, But, So Summary Freebie!

I love using "somebody, wanted, but so" to help my students organize fiction summaries!  Today I have been working on some things for our fairy tale genre study and we'll be doing this next week:
If you download it, let me know what you think!  :)

This is a perfect follow-up activity to the Little Critter freebie I posted a while back- summary cards.  Here's the link in case you missed it!

I am also so excited because I am now going to be contributing to The Best Endings... a blog all about BOOKS!  I'm finishing the 2nd in a trilogy right now (the Gemma Doyle trilogy by Libba Bray), so I'm sure I'll be posted about that over there soon!


Sunday, October 9, 2011

Little Critter Freebie and Giveaway!

I finished my Little Critter/Mercer Mayer author study! Thanks Amanda, Jennifer, Eva, Wendi, and Cindi for your feedback. I think I made some good changes! The unit will is available at my Teacher's Notebook and TpT stores, but I wanted to give you a sneak peek, give you a chance to win the whole unit, and give you a little freebie from the unit as well.

First up is the SNEAK PEEK! This 17-page unit includes summary conversation cards, a short i hunt page, tally practice with Little Critter's favorite little critters (how's that for a tongue twister?!), writing activities, and more!

Second, a chance to win the whole unit! This Wednesday, I'll choose 2 winners at random to receive a free copy of the unit. Just leave me a comment to be entered. If you blog about this giveaway, leave a 2nd comment for twice the chances to win!

Third, a little freebie from the unit! Click the picture below to snag your copy of the summary conversation cards. In the unit, you use the cards to model the re-telling and then students complete their own re-telling of the story. I'm going to place these at my partner reading station for kiddos to use for a "check for understanding" when they read with a friend. I have Ms. Fiorini's "Fiction Walk and Talk" cards there and my readers LOVE to use them so I know they'll be psyched about these too!

Ok! Happy Sunday! I'm gearing up for a great week. Michigan kiddos will be taking the MEAP this week... good luck WP students! :)
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