Combing Sentences Revision/ Probing Question

Entering Activities: Students will get their folders, take out their personal or transactive piece and count the number of words in each sentence.
Anticipatory Set: I will explain to students that we are going to work on combing short, choppy sentences in our pieces. I will also ask them to take out their homework (reading/writing inventory) and I will check homework and sponges.
Teaching and Learning: I will go over with students Revision Station 14 – combining sentences. I will teach them how to combine short sentences with a coordinating conjunction.
Guided Practice: Students will combine some short sentence examples that I project. We will do this together as a class.
Independent Practice: Students will look through their draft and combine short sentences.
Closure: I will assign students to copy one probing question from our yellow sheet of reflective questions. I will challenge them to flashdraft for ten minutes answering this question. This will be their homework assignment.

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Comment by Amanda Addison on March 6, 2009 at 5:44am
This activity went smother in some classes than in others, of course. I noticed that a lot of my students didn't have many short, choppy senteces. Instead they had massive run-ons. So we discussed how this activity would work backwards--how we can find sentences with a lot of coordinating conjunctions and break them up there. Today we're going to watch a BrainPop video about run-on sentences to continue their learning.

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