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Nov 2, 2014
So in answer to the question, “How Do teachers teach kids to write?” the answer is...
Oct 1, 2014
gazette.teachers.net/gazette/wordpress/james-wayne/writing-prompts-for-october-2/ (hyperlink follows in this post online)
Her students came to her hating writing, but these warm-ups and mini-lessons have turned teacher Julie Bey's students on to the process of writing. Take a look, and be sure to share the link with colleagues!
Jun 10, 2011
Bookmark this resource and contribute often!
In my IG classes(2nd-8th) we studied and wrote different forms of writing(?). It's late. We won several local, district and state competitions.
One of my outstanding students told her mother that she was so glad that we wrote so much, especially creative writing, in IG class. My former student said that in high school they did not write. S...See More
One of my outstanding students told her mother that she was so glad that we wrote so much, especially creative writing, in IG class. My former student said that in high school they did not write. S...See More
DeAnn
Congratulations on a successful writing program! I teach kindergarten and the goal for the class is to write a simple story with at least three sentences. Then I type them up and add a cover. Students illustrate the book and then read it to the class. The kids love the published book and the attention of reading it to their friends.
Jun 11, 2011
Jun 11, 2011
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Do you have specific lesson plans for grade one?
On 6/11/11, Joan VPK4 wrote: > On 6/11/11, Becky wrote: >> I enjoy using picture books to encourage kids to write. >> What is your favorite picture book to encourage creative >> writing? > > When I taught first grade I used The Important Book by > Margaret Wise Brown. The patterning in the book was simple > enough t...See More
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