L.3.6 Third Grade Common Core Lesson
Using L.3.6 Third Grade Common Core Lesson, students collect vocabulary words and phrases in their reading into order to use as inspiration in their writing.
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How to teach Vocabulary
Using L.3.6 Third Grade Common Core Lesson, students collect vocabulary words and phrases in their reading into order to use as inspiration in their writing.
This lesson teaches students how to be inspired by other author’s writing. This lesson is perfect for small group, literacy centers or independent practice.
Students read independently or with a partner. As student read, they collect words and phrases that they want to use in their own writing. Then, students will continue their practice using the provided worksheets.
Other resources to use with this L.3.6 Third Grade Common Core Lesson
If you are using this activity, your students are probably learning about vocabulary.
Use these Vocabulary Worksheets as an additional resource for your students.
Introduce this lesson by asking students examples of words or phrases that they really like. Next, engage in a discussion about how author’s think of ideas. Then, students read independently or with a partner. As they read, students use the collecting journals to write down words that they want to use later. Finally, students continue their practice using the provided worksheets.
Be sure to check out more Vocabulary Activities and the entire Third Grade Common Core Workbook.
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