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ps 68 Grade K

Author: Keri Rossano


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Liz L (Dec 27 2021 4:52PM) : What could you do to help students to understand how to structure a story? I wonder how students would respond to problem, attempt to solve it and outcome or goal, attempt to reach it and outcome.
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Liz L (Dec 27 2021 4:53PM) : Many students write stories without sharing their feelings. This is a good criteria to share with the students. Perhaps they could see samples that show/state feelings.
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Liz L (Dec 27 2021 4:56PM) : First steps. These students might benefit from talking about their pictures. This could help them to start to learn how to compose sentences.
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Liz L (Dec 27 2021 4:58PM) : This student seems to have not way to think abstractly. I wonder if by looking at a picture that shows something he might do, the student could get some details on to paper.
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