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Writers Workshop and Grammar
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Writing Workshop | Examples of Responses to Literature
(Text to Self)
• This part of the text surprised me because….
• I liked (disliked) this part of the text…
• This text reminds me of the …
• The setting of this text reminds me of…
• This character reminds me of …
Examples of Responses to Literature
(Text to World)
• Some of the characters were (mean, friendly, kind, funny, sad, etc.)…
• These characters were alike because …
• The character helped other people by…
• The character had these traits…
• The main idea of the story was …
• This idea reminds me of something going on in the world today…
• I can understand how this character sees the world by putting myself in his/her shoes.
Examples of Responses to Literature
(Text to Text)
• The character in this text has the same traits as…
• The setting in this book reminds me of the setting in…
• The main idea of this text reminds me of the main idea in …
• This part of the text reminds me of part of the text in…
| | Examples of Responses to Literature
(Text to Self)
• This part of the text surprised me because….
• I liked (disliked) this part of the text…
• This text reminds me of the …
• The setting of this text reminds me of…
• This character reminds me of …
Examples of Responses to Literature
(Text to World)
• Some of the characters were (mean, friendly, kind, funny, sad, etc.)…
• These characters were alike because …
• The character helped other people by…
• The character had these traits…
• The main idea of the story was …
• This idea reminds me of something going on in the world today…
• I can understand how this character sees the world by putting myself in his/her shoes.
Examples of Responses to Literature
(Text to Text)
• The character in this text has the same traits as…
• The setting in this book reminds me of the setting in…
• The main idea of this text reminds me of the main idea in …
• This part of the text reminds me of part of the text in…
| | Examples of Responses to Literature
(Text to Self)
• This part of the text surprised me because….
• I liked (disliked) this part of the text…
• This text reminds me of the …
• The setting of this text reminds me of…
• This character reminds me of …
Examples of Responses to Literature
(Text to World)
• Some of the characters were (mean, friendly, kind, funny, sad, etc.)…
• These characters were alike because …
• The character helped other people by…
• The character had these traits…
• The main idea of the story was …
• This idea reminds me of something going on in the world today…
• I can understand how this character sees the world by putting myself in his/her shoes.
Examples of Responses to Literature
(Text to Text)
• The character in this text has the same traits as…
• The setting in this book reminds me of the setting in…
• The main idea of this text reminds me of the main idea in …
• This part of the text reminds me of part of the text in…
| | Examples of Responses to Literature
(Text to Self)
• This part of the text surprised me because….
• I liked (disliked) this part of the text…
• This text reminds me of the …
• The setting of this text reminds me of…
• This character reminds me of …
Examples of Responses to Literature
(Text to World)
• Some of the characters were (mean, friendly, kind, funny, sad, etc.)…
• These characters were alike because …
• The character helped other people by…
• The character had these traits…
• The main idea of the story was …
• This idea reminds me of something going on in the world today…
• I can understand how this character sees the world by putting myself in his/her shoes.
Examples of Responses to Literature
(Text to Text)
• The character in this text has the same traits as…
• The setting in this book reminds me of the setting in…
• The main idea of this text reminds me of the main idea in …
• This part of the text reminds me of part of the text in…
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Response to Literature (Text to Self)
• This part of the text surprised me because….
• I liked (disliked) this part of the text…
• This text reminds me of the …
• The setting of this text reminds me of…
• This character reminds me of … (Text to World)
• Some of the characters were (mean, friendly, kind, funny, sad, etc.)…
• These characters were alike because …
• The character helped other people by…
• The character had these traits…
• The main idea of the story was …
• This idea reminds me of something going on in the world today…
• I can understand how this character sees the world by putting myself in his/her shoes. (Text to Text) • The character in this text has the same traits as…
• The setting in this book reminds me of the setting in…
• The main idea of this text reminds me of the main idea in …
• This part of the text reminds me of part of the text in… Narrative Relating a Personal Experience
– Writing assignments should direct students to recount an event grounded in their own experiences. The assignment should elicit a story with a plot and characters rather than a list.
• Creating an Imaginative Story
– Writing Assignments should direct students to produce stories that are grounded in imagination or fantasy. Informational - Writing that enhances the reader's understanding of a topic by instructing, explaining, clarifying, describing, or examining a subject or concept.
Persuasive - Writing for the purpose of convincing others to adopt a certain point of view, take some action, or accept the writer's position as valid.
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