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Teaching Evidence-Based Writing: Nonfiction

by Leslie Blauman

Student Resources

  1. Section 1. Evidence
  2. Section 2. Relationships
  3. Section 3. Main Idea/Central Idea
  4. Section 4. Point of View
  5. Section 5. Visuals
  6. Section 6. Words and Structure

Student Resources

Section 1. Evidence

Video 1: Watch Leslie guide students’ practice with citing evidence about character traits in two biographies.

Lesson 1. Ask and Answer Questions           

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Section 2. Relationships

Video 2: Watch Leslie’s students talk about how writing about reading deepens their understanding of texts.

Lesson 5. Explain Events, Procedures, or Concepts

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Section 3. Main Idea/Central Idea

 

Video 3: Watch Leslie teach a lesson on highlighting details that support main idea using an article.

Lesson 9. Identify Main Idea and Details

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Section 4. Point of View

Video 4: Watch Leslie use the Excerpts to Write About activity to teach point of view.

Lesson 13. What Is the Author’s Purpose?

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Section 5. Visuals

Video 5: Watch Leslie use the Write-About-Reading template to have students practice reading visuals in nonfiction picture books.

Lesson 17. Mine Maps, Charts, and Other Visuals

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Section 6. Words and Structure

Video 6: Watch Leslie guide students to notice text structure by comparing two texts.

Lesson 19. Determine the Meaning of Specialized Words

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Author: 
Leslie Blauman
Pub date: 
November 2016
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