Exit Ticket Day Two

[Jolene Hetherington]

What are you going to take back to your classroom/district from what you have learned here this week?  What question(s) do you still have?

[Char Lemons]

I like the lift it off the page feature and will plan to use this technique.
Still need some more examples of literary essay

[Monica]

I am going to take back the user friendly version of the units.

[Annemarie Sadowski]

Love the Lift a Line activity!!!!

[Mindy Otto]

I really liked the literary essay booklet so the students can follow along and take notes if they want. I also liked "lifting a line.". I am looking forward to learning more about the grammar piece.

[Suzy Turner]

I am looking forward to planning for instruction with my colleagues. We now have the resources to hopefully create a successful learning experience for our incoming fourth grade students.

I am interested in learning more about how to integrate the Language strand of the common core into my lessons.

[Sarah Benson]

Take away: lift a line activity for literary essay and co-workers highlighting color code for intro in one color, evidence in another color, theme stated in a third color. Q: incorporating Lucy calking more free writing time/prompts.

[Noncy Fields]

Today I enjoyed the "Lift A Line" Notebook Activity. Also the organizational piece - passing out student packets, fourth grade literary essay packets, etc. was very helpful.

[Emily Westman]

I am going to take back all the mentor texts that we could use. I will also be taking back the idea of making these lessons our own. Some things we will need to discuss are the rubrics, pacing guide, and grading. How long should our teaching be: mini lesson or hour of teaching and writing.

[Kim]

I love the idea for organization of the story exerpts. I have been looking for an efficient way to give students those copies. Thanks! Also..I got some good pictures of helpful anchor charts.

[Kelley]

I am going to take back some of the introduction activities for the units. I am wondering about the pacing for the units. I look forward to trying it out this year!