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May 21, 2014June 4, 2014Allison Marchetti

Mentor Text Wednesday: Mentor Text Anchor Charts

All year long we have been working backwards. In our genre-driven workshop, we have always begun with a genre, figured out how it works, and searched for an idea to fit it. But now that my students have a command of several genres and an understanding of the varying purposes and audiences of each, they are […]

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