Workshop Format

1. Reader's Tip
Mini-Lesson
2. Model 12 minutes

3. You try.
Independent Practice
4. Off you go! 25-30 minutes

5. Check in Share
5 minutes

Created by Heather Taxis Greene, 2010

 Reader's Tip:
Readers make predictions based on what they
know about how stories tend to go.

They revise these predictions as they read.

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 Prediction
make a guess about what will happen in a
story based on what you already know

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 Plot how stories tend to go
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 Watch as I...

· read
· create predictions based on what I know
about how stories tend to go
· revise my predictions
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 IN YOUR LANGUAGE
ARTS NOTEBOOK...

You Try!
When I , you predict.
Write your predictions in your LA
notebook.
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 Off You Go!
While you're reading today, make predictions
based on what you know about how stories tend to go.

Revise your predictions as you read. Jot them in your

LA notebook.
Created by Heather Taxis Greene, 2010