Writing - Q3 Week 7
Day 1 - We looked at an infographic and discussed how to read a visual text. Then we talked about how a visual text can support the news article the students are writing.
Day 2 - We talked about text features and students started to think about what text features they might use in their final news article draft.
Students also wrote out section 3 of their news article (the last text structure for their info piece) and started writing the introduction to the article after looking at all three sections together and deciding what order they will be presented.
Day 3/4 - we went to the Library Lab and students began cutting and pasting their sections into one document, in order, with basic text features. They will need a Heading (title), Introduction, Subheadings (one for each section), and (possibly) a conclusion (if their last section doesn't actually wrap up their topic and present the "takeaway" they want a reader to have.
Student need to begin reading the document as a whole and thinking about whether they need to add/delete anything. They should also think about what kind of transition language is needed to help the sections feel like one document.
Day 2 - We talked about text features and students started to think about what text features they might use in their final news article draft.
Students also wrote out section 3 of their news article (the last text structure for their info piece) and started writing the introduction to the article after looking at all three sections together and deciding what order they will be presented.
Day 3/4 - we went to the Library Lab and students began cutting and pasting their sections into one document, in order, with basic text features. They will need a Heading (title), Introduction, Subheadings (one for each section), and (possibly) a conclusion (if their last section doesn't actually wrap up their topic and present the "takeaway" they want a reader to have.
Student need to begin reading the document as a whole and thinking about whether they need to add/delete anything. They should also think about what kind of transition language is needed to help the sections feel like one document.