How to Write a Story, Grades 1-3
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| Rating | : | 4.67 (923 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1557998019 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 96 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-06-24 |
| Language | : | English |
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"My students enjoyed it!" according to Dawn Thompson. Writing is one of the more difficult areas in my school and with my students with special needs. They enjoyed sing this book in their daily writing!. "Works for Homeschoolers!" according to L. Williams. I am so happy with the results from using this book to teach my Works for Homeschoolers! I am so happy with the results from using this book to teach my 3 grader how to organize and write short stories and personal narratives. His writing has come a long so well and he enjoys using his imagination now that he has been taught the tools he need to put it all together in writing on paper! This book has served as an excellent homeschool resource for our private homeschool.. grader how to organize and write short stories and personal narratives. His writing has come a long so well and he enjoys using his imagination now that he has been taught the tools he need to put it all together in writing on paper! This book has served as an excellent homeschool resource for our private homeschool.. "Not worth the money. Pass." according to Anne from Baltimore. Pass on this one. After looking at a lot of writing resources for this age group, I really don't like this one. It doesn't give a lot of step by step of how to teach "how to write a story". There's really just a lot of blank worksheets that say pretty much the same thing. Beginning? Middle? End? So, I'd look for a more helpful resource.
A Story Writing Center: directions, forms, and patterns for 5 story-writing centers. Story Writing Ideas: retell a fairy tale, a pattern story, a circle story, and a sequence-and-write story. How to Write a Story, includes: Setting the Stage for Writing-reading to your class, word walls, story walls, Teaching the Parts of a Story, and Step-by-Step Writing Units. Who, What, Where, & When, Start with a Picture, Story Starters, Story Parts, and Train Taleseach train car represents a different part of the story.