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Friday, October 12, 2012
Point of View
The new Common Core standards are quite challenging when it comes to teaching point of view. I haven't had to teach the difference between first and third person point of view to fourth and fifth graders before. After reading a story and determining its point of view together, we have been adding it to this poster in our room.
We've also started ELA notebooking and I'm finding that very exciting. I will take some pictures of our notebooks and put together a post about that. One page in our notebook matches the point of view poster above. Christine
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I've recently found your blog and as a 5th grade parent I'm finding your posts very informational so thank you for sharing. Quick question on the above post, what is ELA notebooking?
ReplyDeleteI have a pinterest board on it:
ReplyDeletehttp://pinterest.com/cjken42/ela-notebooks/
What a great chart!
ReplyDeleteLaurie
Chickadee Jubilee
We are just diving into this as well! Thanks for sharing
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