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Dec 30, 2005
Helllo,
I am in a school that uses Open Court and then Step up to
Writing (for the writing). I teach 3rd grade. We are on the
imagination unit and did poetry. My question is, how do you
grade poetry. Do you grade it the same way that you would a
paragraph? That does not seem right. I am a first year
teacher, so this would really help. Thanks.
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On 12/30/05, Beginning Teacher wrote:
> Helllo,
> I am in a school that uses Open Court and then Step up to
> Writing (for the writing). I teach 3rd grade. We are on the
> imagination unit and did poetry. My question is, how do you
> grade poetry. Do you grade it the same way that you would a...See More