Skip to content
moving writers

moving writers

Move the writing. Move the writer.

  • About Moving Writers
    • Disclosure Policy
    • Our Beliefs & Our Mission
    • Who We Are
    • Allison & Rebekah
  • Fulfillment Policy
  • Go-To Mentor Text Sources
  • Mini Moves for Writers
  • Professional Development
    • Webinar Series + On-Demand Courses
      • Language Field Notes PLC
    • Books
    • 100 Days Of Summer Writing
  • The Moving Writers Community

Tag: book talks

February 23, 2015February 21, 2015Rebekah O'Dell

Turning Mentor Texts into Book Talks

After losing days of school due to snow, I’m in a familiar we’re-never-going-to-get-everything-done panic. I feel this way every winter. The fact is this: none of us have enough time with our students. We constantly feel the pull of more-to-do; we live in the tension of what we have to teach and what we want to […]

Continue Reading "Turning Mentor Texts into Book Talks"

Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Join 4,299 other subscribers

Join the Conversation on Facebook!

Join the Conversation on Facebook!

Categories

Readers Are Loving …

  • The Braided Essay
    The Braided Essay
  • Best of the 2016-2017 School Year: Mentor Texts for the First Week of School
    Best of the 2016-2017 School Year: Mentor Texts for the First Week of School
  • Using Two-Pagers to Fuel Analytical Writing
    Using Two-Pagers to Fuel Analytical Writing
  • Introducing Argumentative Writing with Infographics
    Introducing Argumentative Writing with Infographics
  • A Lesson for Tomorrow: Layering Annotations for Richer Writing
    A Lesson for Tomorrow: Layering Annotations for Richer Writing
  • The Enneagram Meets the ELA Classroom
    The Enneagram Meets the ELA Classroom
  • Borrowed Forms, Borrowed Shells: The Hermit Crab Essay
    Borrowed Forms, Borrowed Shells: The Hermit Crab Essay
  • Identifying Genres: Science Fiction vs. Dystopia
    Identifying Genres: Science Fiction vs. Dystopia
  • Using Images + Objects as an Entryway into Narrative Writing
    Using Images + Objects as an Entryway into Narrative Writing
  • Language Exploration That Changes Writers in 30 Minutes Per Week
    Language Exploration That Changes Writers in 30 Minutes Per Week
Create a website or blog at WordPress.com
  • Subscribe Subscribed
    moving writers
    Join 2,716 other subscribers

    Have a WordPress.com account? Log in now.

  • moving writers
    View site in Reader
    Manage subscriptionsSign upLog in
    Report this content
    Collapse this bar