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Thursday, January 1, 2015

Writing Mini Lesson #14- Graphic Organizers for Narrative Writing


Previously in Writing Mini Lesson #13, your students set goals for their writing.  Now that the prompt has been introduced and students brainstormed ideas for the prompt, it is time to look at Graphic Organizers that fit well for your expectations.  The one I chose for fourth grade knowing that I want them to create a 5-paragraph essay is directly below.  It sets up the essay perfectly including introduction, topic sentences, details and conclusion.  I find it to be very effective.



Once my students get used to using graphic organizers, I allow them to choose from any of the following or create ones of their own.  They can get very creative!!!  Below you will find graphic organizers that I designed for my students.  You are welcome to use them for your students as well!  Click on the picture and it will take you to my store where I offer them for FREE!  Yes, FREE!


Stay tuned for the next mini lesson-  Writing Mini Lesson #15- Plot!


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