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Page 1: Using “Action Sketch Templates” to Explain Storylines frederica.musgrave@spps.org maria.steigauf@spps.org Paul and Sheila Wellstone Elementary Saint Paul.

Using “Action Sketch Templates” to Explain

Storylines

[email protected]

[email protected]

Paul and Sheila Wellstone Elementary

Saint Paul Public Schools

November 6, 2010

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Introductions

Frederica Maria

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Our Shared Paths

Transition from secondary to elementary

Different worlds

Not an obstacle, but an opportunity for us to prepare the students with core reading skills and strategies

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What is the Action Sketch?

• Maria’s observations of what the template did to make the story elements accessible to ELL students. Template is tied to academic standards

• Frederica’s brief explanation of “Action Sketch” evolution

• Dynamic tool versus static worksheet• Versatile

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Original Sketch

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Modeling Sketch

• Maria explains activity• Student reads story• Frederica models on marker board• Audience listens and sketches along

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The Greedy Goat SketchThe Greedy Goat Sketch

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Research on Graphic Organizers

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Samples of Graphic Organizers

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The Power and Potential of an “Action Sketch” Template

• It helps all students visualize the flow of the plot and the interconnection of elements

• It can be used with:– Most books that students have never read– Book reports– School presentations and plays – Creation of own stories – Essays on heroes and heroines

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How to do it?

• Frederica explains step by step:– Setting: Time and Place– Main character– Problem: Obstacle, opportunity, conflict– Solution: Fix, overcome, end result– Situation

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The Sketch is a Tool, not a Worksheet

• Use as a formative assessment

• Revise as necessary for the next level of instruction

• Teachable moments

• Video

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Students Using Sketch

Students explaining the elements of a story using the sketch

Students’ presentations are assessment for speaking skills and articulation of content

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Closing Remarks and Questions

• The action sketch template is a teaching tool. It can be used for formative assessments

• Use what is best for your students• Let us know. Please share!• [email protected][email protected]