3 Strategies for Writing Across the Curriculum
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Feb 15, 2008
Hello, I am a little nervous about posting what may be
construed as a criticism; but I simply must plunge in
despite the consequences. Six Traits has tons of stuff for
teachers who teach kids who already write. What about
those of us who get the little guys who don't know
anything? Give us a toolkit to start them off. I have my
own techniques; but I always want to learn more. Smile at
You, Valerie Stroud
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Dear Valerie,
Vicki Spandel has said that at primary levels, the traits
are mostly about giving children a language to talk about
writing. When we get children to retell a story, we are
teaching them about the trait of organization. When we get
them to attend to rhythm and rhyme in the books we read...See More