2008 August Classroom Notes Plus v26.1
Abstract: This issue includes a lesson plan that uses a picture book and adjective review to enrich character study and close reading, plus a variety of sentence combining exercises and advice on using worksheets strategically to support grammar and writing instruction.
Keywords: Secondary
A Picture Book Helps Students "Read" Characters
Alisa Fisher
Abstract: A picture book leads into a reading and writing activity based in character study, close reading, and collaboration.
Handout - Character Analysis
Abstract: This is a supplement to "A Picture Book Helps Students "Read" Characters" by Alisa Fisher (August 08 Classroom Notes Plus)
Sentence Combining: Building Skills through Reading and Writing
Deborah Dean
Abstract: Sentence combining can help student writers develop new strategies for expressing ideas and enhancing meaning. This lesson outlines exercises you can easily customize to your own students' needs.
Handout - Sentence Combining
Abstract: This is a supplement to "Sentence Combining: Building Skills through Reading and Writing."
To Worksheet or Not to Worksheet: Using Student Writing to Direct Instruction in Grammar and Mechanics
Dave Ellison
Abstract: These detailed tips give guidance on how an oft-misused tool—the worksheet—can lend itself to sound writing instruction and support individual student learning.
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