3 Ways to Guarantee that Students Vary Sentence Patterns
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Jun 15, 2011
The other thing I do is have students draw from baggies all the elements of a story. They have a plot, character (choose two), setting, theme... In pairs, they then write a story. They love to share these and it's a fun way for them to make sure they include all elements. We have a checklist and rubric so that they know they are on track with t...See More
Diane Owens
Great ideas! If you'd like a place for them to share their stories online, you're more than welcome to post them at allwritewithme.com. Sometimes, just knowing their stories will be seen on the internet is enough to get kids excited about writing. It may also encourage them to write their best. I've included a link if you'd like to check it out. Th...See More
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