Saturday, September 22, 2012

Story Telling...Organizing Narrative Text


WOW!! I have not posted in forever (the start of this year has been a bit rougher than previous ones)....

BUT, it is time to get back into the groove!  

To get things going, here's a chart and freebie that my 4th graders are using to kick off our study of narrative text!

This is the chart we are using to review the basic elements of a story:
















AndClick HERE for your Google Doc FREEBIE: 

















I will be posting a new Author’s Purpose anchor chart and the supporting student foldable pages, within the next week or so, so check back! 

21 comments:

  1. This graphic organizer is awesome! I found your blog via Pinterest, and I wanted to check out your boards, but your link on the right doesn't work :(

    Happy to be follower #400!
    Angela :)
    Hippo Hooray for Second Grade!

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  2. Hi Heather. I have a question - do you post daily objectives/learning goals? If so, what form are they in and how do you keep it short? It seems as though learning goals for everything that is covered in a day would take up so much space. Just trying to fully wrap my brain around this. Thanks!

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    1. Sorry for the delay...I actually post my objectives weekly. I use a small pocket chart (from the dollar section at Target)and just change out the objectives as we move on or review. The objectives have been typed out in student friendly language.

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  3. New follower! I already followed your facebook, but I didn't realize I wasn't following your blog! I saw your great charts on comparing across text. Such a complex idea - we're about to work on that soon, so I'm marking your chart!

    Buzzing with Ms. B

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  4. Hi, just found your blog. I LOVE your narrative organizer, but the link isn't working. Could you e-mail it to me?

    jamielmcc@aol.com
    THANKS!

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  5. Hi Heather
    This is a Nancy Fetzer strategy poster, make sure to give her credit. She's an awesome woman.

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  6. Thanks for giving her credit to the fabulous Nancy Fetzer...Until I figure out (remember or reset) my password to my blog and email account...I'll use this post as a shout out to her!!

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