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Hello, I am writing because I am a new high school teacher and I will be teaching creative writing for my first time and I am looking for curriculum guidance. While I appreciate the freedom to make the class what I want, I feel at a complete loss as to what to do! Any help for a first timer would be appreciated. Thanks
by AWritingTeacher
Mar 7, 2017
I wanted to share these great monthly writing contests with all of you. They include prompts for every grade level and are excellent for those of you who teach writing, essay or creative writing.
writingwithdesign.com/contests
Recently, I decided to follow Khan Academy’s model (except for writing not math) and put my writing courses up on Youtube so that teachers and students can access the material in the classroom and at home. Scary Good Writing with Mr. Butt and Bonefish combine goofy characters, enthralling stories, and short but powerful lessons that engage today'...See MoreRecently, I decided to follow Khan Academy’s model (except for writing not math) and put my writing courses up on Youtube so that teachers and students can access the material in the classroom and at home. Scary Good Writing with Mr. Butt and Bonefish combine goofy characters, enthralling stories, and short but powerful lessons that engage today's kids and teach them writing in a fun way. I have four courses: A Zombie Wrote my Narrative Essay, An Alien Wrote my Expository Essay, A Robot Wrote my Persuasive Essay and A Visit to Grammar’s House to learn the eight parts of speech. These lessons have been download thousands of times by teachers all over the USA through teacherspayteachers.com. If you want to check them out, my Youtube channel is here.
FYI: The lessons come with writing exercises that must be downloaded from Google drive so you will need to get my permission, but that only takes an email. Hope you and your students find these courses useful.
by rham ainnie d. potot
Jul 30, 2016
mam turuan nyo na po ako
by rham ainnie d. potot
Jul 30, 2016
mam turuan nyo na po ako
by rham ainnie d. potot
Jul 30, 2016
mam turuan nyo na po ako
Susan Fitzell writes about some great Apps for Notetaking & Writing in the current issue of Teachers.Net Gazette. Take a look!
If you want students to think at higher levels, then provide opportunities for them to write across all the areas of the curriculum. here are three ways to use writing in your classroom...
Click below to read Writing With a Purpose = Winners All At The World Food Prize Essay Contest, a fine article about how well it works when students have a real-life reason to write. Share the link!
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