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Apr 10, 2006
I have students who really really struggle with putting
their ideas onto paper. They often during writing time just
stare at their papers. Someone told me to try the 4 square
method. Is it worth a try? I have 5th graders.
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Hectoro
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I have found it helpful in my sixth grade class. However, it
does not mean that students like to do it that way.
HectorO
I have found it helpful in my sixth grade class. However, it
does not mean that students like to do it that way.
HectorO
Apr 11, 2006
I want to organize my trade books I use for teaching 6
traits.. Any ideas?
Apr 12, 2006
Do you all enjoy this program? My county is adopting it
for all grades next year. Everyone at the inservice had
wonderful things to say. I just wondered if this was too
good to be true.
Emily
Apr 15, 2006
Does anyone have any ideas or plans for teaching
persuasive writing with the 4 square model and including 6
traits? Grade 5
Apr 24, 2006
Hi all,
I am giving my kids a 6+1 scrapbook assignment in a couple
of weeks. I told them to pick a theme-any theme they
wanted. I was wondering if anyone had and ideas or knew of
a website that had scrapbook assignments/ideas for middle
schoolers. I've never done this before and I would like to
make i...See More
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poplis
make a big massive scrapbook!!!
sorry nothing else 2 say
pooo pooo pooo
sorry nothing else 2 say
pooo pooo pooo
May 14, 2006
Does anyone know of a site that has monthly writing prompts
written right on a calendar that can be printed for
students?
May 16, 2006
I am signing on to teach 4th grade in a small district.
After years of teaching everything else, this is new for
me. I need Write Traits this summer badly. Any Texas ideas?
Elaine / OR
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My suggestion would be to read Ruth Culham's 6+1 Writing Traits. She does a
great job defining each traits, demonstrates how to score each trait, and has
multiple lesson ideas for teaching each trait. The intermediate teachers in my
building read this book together last fall and love it.
My suggestion would be to read Ruth Culham's 6+1 Writing Traits. She does a
great job defining each traits, demonstrates how to score each trait, and has
multiple lesson ideas for teaching each trait. The intermediate teachers in my
building read this book together last fall and love it.
May 19, 2006
I am an Instructional Support Teacher who is looking
for "research based/validated" writing interventions for
struggling writers. Any advice?? Anyone have any great
suggestions for the progress monitoring of writing?? ~Patty
May 22, 2006
Anyone used any of these on-line lessons yet? I just
found them, and was wondering if anyone has had success
with them at all?
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--Darla
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Sue
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Those are excellent....thanks for the link.
On 5/22/06, Darla Kittle wrote:
> Anyone used any of these on-line lessons yet? I just
> found them, and was wondering if anyone has had success
> with them at all?
>
> [link removed]
Those are excellent....thanks for the link.
On 5/22/06, Darla Kittle wrote:
> Anyone used any of these on-line lessons yet? I just
> found them, and was wondering if anyone has had success
> with them at all?
>
> [link removed]
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I have taught in amny grades and found the book helpful. It is
just another way to map out an essay before writing. I found it
helps to use the same brainstorm/chart so students are not
trying to learn something new each time. It's a great way for
student to brainstorm and visually seperate out different ide...See More