New Second Grade Reading and Writing Homework – Tree Map
August 26, 2007 at 8:41 pm | Posted in education, elementary, free resources, graphic organizers, homework, reading, second grade, thinking maps, writing | 3 CommentsI am trying out a new second grade reading and writing homework using the Tree Map. My goal is for students to prepare students to be able to dissect a story, looking at the characters, setting, problem and solution. Eventually, I want to transition into using the academic language of “characters, setting, problem and solution” but for now, I’m using scaffolding language. Take a look to see if it’s useful for you.
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Comment by Mathew— August 26, 2007 #
I think this is a wonderfully simple tree, and just right for second and third-graders. I think I could use it in my class. Would that be all right?
Eileen
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Comment by elementaryteacher— August 27, 2007 #
Thanks Mathew 🙂
Eileen, you are very welcome to try the homework. Let me know if you have any suggestions for improving it. Thanks!
Comment by cityteacher— August 27, 2007 #