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Jan 3, 2007
I recently attended a workshop on 6trait writing and teach
4th grade. For the first time I felt like I had direction
on how to start teaching writing. Let me say that I am not
comfortable writing myself and have not been good at
teaching writing in the past. Anyway, my question is, any
suggestions on the best way to start teaching 6traits?
Thanks for any help you can share. =)
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I highly recommend this resource. She gives you everything you need to teach each
trait; literature,activities, and her baseball rubric that is very kid friendly.Well worth
the money. She also includes writing samples already on overhead film.