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Stay on Topic with Titles

This mini-lesson demonstrates how writers should only include details in the title that follow the topic they’re writing about. Using a box of cereal, Kristina shows students how a reader expects to read only details that pertain to the title of a piece just like a cereal eater expects the box to be filled with only one type of cereal. This mini-lesson was originally presented in a 3rd-grade classroom.
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Duration: 11 Minutes | Grades 3-5