Using Mentor Text "Eleven" to Teach Pronouns
- Contributor:
- The Literate Fox
- Grade Level:
- 6
- Product Type:
- CCSS:
- L6.1, W6.10
Description
Embedded Grammar Instruction: A series of mentor text lessons using "Eleven" by Sandra Cisneros to develop students' understanding of pronouns and how authors use them to create meaning and point of view. Students will examine how Cisneros utilizes pronouns to develop awareness of author's craft and apply this to their own writing.
Includes teacher directions for use of each slide.
* Note that text from "Eleven" is not included and must be added by purchaser for instructional purposes to avoid copyright infringement *
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