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Mindset Mini | How to Teach Narrative Summary

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How to Teach Narrative Summary | Mindset Mini

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Teaching narrative summary doesn't have to feel overwhelming! In this video, I walk you through how to break down the writing process into clear, manageable steps—from prewriting to publishing—while supporting students at every stage. You'll see how to use mentor texts like Pixar Shorts (Ormie the Pig and Piper) to model story structure, spark discussion, and build understanding of key narrative elements.

I also share two classroom-tested strategies for teaching narrative summary:
1️⃣ The standard main idea and supporting details approach
2️⃣ The Somebody-Wanted-But-So-Then framework for organizing ideas

Whether you're working with upper elementary, middle school, or beyond, these tools will help students find clarity, build confidence, and strengthen their summary writing skills.

CLICK HERE » Session Materials

NOTE: Your Digital Download includes a link to a short tutorial (under 20 minutes), session materials with a reference sheet, and reproducible resources you can use in your classroom.

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How to Teach Narrative Summary | Mindset Mini

DIGITAL DOWNLOAD

Teaching narrative summary doesn't have to feel overwhelming! In this video, I walk you through how to break down the writing process into clear, manageable steps—from prewriting to publishing—while supporting students at every stage. You'll see how to use mentor texts like Pixar Shorts (Ormie the Pig and Piper) to model story structure, spark discussion, and build understanding of key narrative elements.

I also share two classroom-tested strategies for teaching narrative summary:
1️⃣ The standard main idea and supporting details approach
2️⃣ The Somebody-Wanted-But-So-Then framework for organizing ideas

Whether you're working with upper elementary, middle school, or beyond, these tools will help students find clarity, build confidence, and strengthen their summary writing skills.

CLICK HERE » Session Materials

NOTE: Your Digital Download includes a link to a short tutorial (under 20 minutes), session materials with a reference sheet, and reproducible resources you can use in your classroom.

How to Teach Narrative Summary | Mindset Mini

DIGITAL DOWNLOAD

Teaching narrative summary doesn't have to feel overwhelming! In this video, I walk you through how to break down the writing process into clear, manageable steps—from prewriting to publishing—while supporting students at every stage. You'll see how to use mentor texts like Pixar Shorts (Ormie the Pig and Piper) to model story structure, spark discussion, and build understanding of key narrative elements.

I also share two classroom-tested strategies for teaching narrative summary:
1️⃣ The standard main idea and supporting details approach
2️⃣ The Somebody-Wanted-But-So-Then framework for organizing ideas

Whether you're working with upper elementary, middle school, or beyond, these tools will help students find clarity, build confidence, and strengthen their summary writing skills.

CLICK HERE » Session Materials

NOTE: Your Digital Download includes a link to a short tutorial (under 20 minutes), session materials with a reference sheet, and reproducible resources you can use in your classroom.

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