How To Writing: Dragons Love Tacos
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Grace Crummett
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California Common Core State Standards - English Language Arts
How To Writing: Dragons Love Tacos
This resource focused on Procedural Writing can be used in a variety of ways to engage and support Multi-lingual learners. This resource can be printed, projected, or shared digitally with students.
Ideas for use:
- Read Aloud- read your own copy of Dragon's Love Tacos or follow the link on slide 1 to read it on EPIC
- Shared writing with class- brainstorm the steps to making tacos together, then write your own procedural text
- Mentor text- use it as a graphic organizer or model for teaching your students the parts of a procedural text
- Art Project- make a paper taco and have your students practice following steps in a procedural writing text
ELD Scaffolds:
Sentence Frames: (Collaborative & Productive)
Provide sentence frames such as these to facilitate communication both in speaking and writing.
- "The materials you need are..."
- "Don't forget..."
- "First, Next, Then, Last..."
Native Language Support: (Interpretive)
- Group students in triads where they speak the same native language if possible. Encourage them to turn and talk in their native language and provide translating tools to help them teach their Native English speaking peers the vocabulary in their own language
UDL Guidelines:
- Support multiple ways to receive information: text-based definitions and visual input