Help From Other Author’s Activity
Using this Help From Other Author’s Activity helps, students collect story elements from literary or informational texts to write their own story.
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How to teach New Vocabulary
Using this Help From Other Author’s Activity helps, students collect story elements from literary or informational texts to write their own story.
While reading a fiction or informational text, your students will encounter words and story elements that they want to use in their writing. This activity helps your students to brainstorm ideas that they want to include in their own writing.
Read any literary or informational text and collect story elements to help you create a story of your own using the graphic organizer. Then, use the graphic organizer to help you draft a story of your own using similar ideas.
Other resources to use with this Help From Other Author’s Activity
If you are using this activity, your students are probably learning about brainstorming and the writing process.
Use this Collecting Words for Writing Activity as an additional resource for your students.
Introduce this activity by having students share their favorite books or movies.Next, students explain why that story is their favorite by describing the story elements in it. Then, students complete the activity independently or with a partner. Finally, students write their own story using the brainstorming page that they completed. Once finished, students can share their stories with a partner.
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