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25 Mini-Lessons for Teaching Writing (Grades 3-6)BUY FROM AMAZON.COM
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Usually ships in 24 hours RRP: Buy New: $11.19 You Save: $2.80 (20%) Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours EDITORIAL REVIEWJust a few minutes are all it takes to improve student writing skills. These ten-minute lessons address topics such as using detail, punctuating dialogue, crafting great endings, perfect proofreading, and more. PRODUCT DETAILSPublisher: ScholasticPub. Date: 1st January 1999 Catalog: Book Media: Paperback Number Of Pages: 96 Ean: 9780590209403 Isbn: 059020940X Upc: 078073209408 ABOUT THIS BOOKUSER REVIEWS
Book seems to be what I was looking for to send to my son who is teaching in South Korea.The lesson plans were easy to adjust to the kids and the adult programs.
This book works fine for ideas, but it doesn't have a great deal of resources for reteaching.
I teach 5th grade and have used many of the lessons in the book. I like how they have a sheet I can use if I need it. Many times I put it on the overhead and use that way. I have seen a definate improvement in my students writing. I shared it in a writing class I am taking and many teachers ordered it, they were so impressed.
The 4th grade at our school decided to try this book out after a writing inservice where the presenter used over half of the book for her material. I have to admit, we're only half way through the book, but the results so far have been awesome. The kids are really showing huge jumps in their writing ability. The lessons are short and sequential. Each one has blacklines to repo or make overheads. The students are really starting to see what good writing looks like, and they're doing it. My favorite part is that this isn't a textbook with pages of theories but a real usable book that an overburdened elementary teacher can pick up and start using effectively immediately.
This book is fantastic! Our son (age 9) is extremely bright and a good reader and has always been an excellent student. Now in 3rd grade, there is an emphasis on writing in his classroom and for some reason he developed what the teacher described as a "mental block" about writing, because he didn't know how to get started. He would get anxious and upset and end up in tears, saying "I don't know what to write." I bought a few different books to help with the challenge, and this book was by far the most valuable. It got him past his mental block. He and I do one mini-lesson each week at home, on the weekends when we are relaxed. The mini-lessons are short, focused and fun. In just a few short weeks, our son has made progress both at home and in the classroom. I even consulted with a professional tutor in our area, who said that we were on the right track by using this book - she was very impressed with it. Thank you Adele Fiderer! SIMILAR ITEMS:
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25 mini lesson plans gd.3-6
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