These strategies can be used as a quick way to add in writing opportunities for science students. A ticket out the door or bell ringer is a perfect time to incorporate these activities.
Evidence-Based writing in Science is an excellent resource to demonstrate the process. You can also use the self check resources as a way to have students do a self reflection. Please use the 5 point rubric presented in PL for grading student work. The rubric is available below.
What does literacy have to do with science? Everything! As students obtain, evaluate, and communicate information throughout courses and grades, literacy is an integral piece. Celebrate literacy with the GaDOE science team and author Jodi Wheeler-Toppen in the following video series. Find tips and strategies to support your science classroom being a space where students read, write, speak, and think. Consider using these resources and table tents that are shown in the videos.
Writing about Claims, Evidence, and Reasoning: For Middle and High School Educators
Reading Strategies Part 1: Make it Make Sense: For Teachers in Grades K-12
Knowing Enough to Read: How Background Influences Science Comprehension
Integrating Reading, Writing, and Science in the K-8 Classroom: A Call to Action for Administrators