Teach Students How To Cite Text Evidence With Sentence Starters Credit the source first, then the sentence starter. ***note: if you are directly quoting from the text, you must use quotation marks around what the direct quote is from the text. if you are paraphrasing, no quotation marks are needed. sentence starters to elaborate on textual evidence when we cite textual evidence, we want to make sure we don. The author text states that… the illustration shows… in addition the author also wrote… another example from the text… textual evidence sentence starters don’t know how to start….grab one of these sentences starters to help you get on your way! the author wrote stated… according to the text….
Text Evidence Sentence Starters Teaching Text Evidence Textођ This set of sentence starter cards is designed to give students multiple opportunities to say these text evidence sentence starters out loud. i have found that the more students say words, the more likely they are to write words! i have students say the word “blank” where it appears in their sentence starter because this reminds them that. Text evidence means using the exact words from the text. those words must have quotation marks. using sentence starters makes responses easier. while they are learning, i ask them to highlight the quotation marks and underline the sentence starter. doing this brings attention to the elements that i want them to remember. Shop on tpt. 1. use text evidence terms in discussions. one of the best ways to get students familiarized with evidence based terms is to get them talking! i created a set of speech bubbles containing different sentence starters for citing text evidence. i laminated them and glued a popsicle stick to each one. I’d be honored to have you as a follower of my tpt store, and, as always, your feedback is appreciated. (feedback also earns you tpt credits that can be.
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