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Here are just a few of the #mentortexts perfect for the week of September 11 (and/or before and after, too!) - need ready-made activities for any of these books? DM me with the book title and I’ll share the link with you! ![]()
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Here are three more of my favorite books to use as mentor texts for September 11. You can get all of the resources (mentor sentences, interactive grammar activities, reading activities, writing prompts, and vocabulary) in a bundle here: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Mentor-Text-Units-for-September-11-Remembrance-in-Grades-3-5-...![]()
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Are you a member in the All Access Mentor Text Membership? These are all included! members.ideasbyjivey.com/all-access![]()
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If you get this bundle, I suggest beginning the week before September 11 with The Man Who Walked Between The Towers, teaching with Fireboat the week of September 11, and then finishing with 14 Cows for America in the following week.
If you're looking for an age-appropriate mentor text to read to 3rd, 4th, or 5th graders the week of September 11, I have several I can suggest, but this newest one has easily become a favorite.![]()
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Do you know about The Survivor Tree of New York City? This Very Tree by Sean Rubin is a must-read, and I created a unit to go along with it to help you approach the sensitive subject of 9/11 as well as teach about resilience, all while covering your required ELA standards.![]()
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Check it out at here: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/This-Very-Tree-Mentor-Text-Unit-for-Grades-3-5-for-911-Septem...