3 Ways to Guarantee that Students Vary Sentence Patterns
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Jun 11, 2011
I wish I could take credit for this idea, however, I know I read about this somewhere. But it goes to show that you don't have to necessarily be a creative person to have your students write creatively.
Richard Flores
On 6/11/11, wig wrote: > I teach middle school and I have found that the more "off > the wall" the assignments are, the more my students love it. > Our end of the year project was the ABC Fairy Tale. As a > class, we read the story "Little Red Riding Hood" and > rewrote it in 26 sentences - each sentence beginning with a > letter ...See More
wig
Whoops! You forgot the website. LOL
On 6/11/11, Richard Flores wrote: > > Here is website I found that looks very fun and helpful.
On 6/11/11, Richard Flores wrote: > > Here is website I found that looks very fun and helpful.
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