Text to self

Picture books make amazing mentor texts for making connections! These books can help kids make text to self, text to text, or text to world connections!

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Making text-to-self connections... very cute idea that I MUST try with my 2nd graders

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T-Chart – Lola / Class (create after reading first few pages) On the side that says Lola, write down all the food she does not like. Then, write down the food the students don't like on the other side. Continue reading the story. End of story: What happened after Charlie gave all the food Lola did not like fancy names? Next, go through the list of foods you made on the t-chart. Put a check mark by the names of children that never tasted the food they “do not like.” Kids Compare Lola didn’t…

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Text to self.

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Text World - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. This short document provides suggestions for connecting a story to real world history and events by noting similarities between the story's events and things that happened in real life or were reported on the news, or by pointing out when the story took place in relation to specific historical moments or other stories.

Looking for activities to teach making connections?! These making connections crafts, anchor charts, posters, activities, graphic organizers, and more will help your students make text to self, text to text, and text to world connections while reading! Click here to read more about it!

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Who doesn't love a good anchor chart? Now - an anchor chart with a purpose? That takes a little inspiration, and that's what this post is all about! We all teach students about making connections at some point during the school year, so I wanted to give you some great examples o

I thought I would share a few of my favorite books for teaching text-to-self connections, text-to-text connections and text-to-world connections: When students are able to make connections with a book they find more meaning to the story. They are able to better connect with the characters and the plot and really understand what is happening. […]