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Tools students need to be skillful writers : building better sentences /
Build stronger writers one sentence at a time. Imagine a classroom full of enthusiastic student writers, capable of reviewing their own work with a critical eye, then crafting a polished, convincing piece. This is possible, if you take writing instruction down to its basic building block-a solid sen...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Thousand Oaks, Calif. :
Corwin,
2012.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- TOOLS STUDENTS NEED TO BE SKILLFUL WRITERS-FRONT COVER
- TOOLS STUDENTS NEED TO BE SKILLFUL WRITERS
- CONTENTS
- PREFACE
- Overview of the Book
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
- ABOUT THE AUTHOR
- 1 INTRODUCTION : WHY TEACH SENTENCE PATTERNS?
- 2 TEACHING PARTS OF SPEECH
- Activities for Nouns and Verbs
- Floodlight/Flashlight
- Noun Town and Verb Suburb Bulletin Board
- Creating Noun Banks
- The Lady Walked
- Sentence Slam
- Relay Race
- Noun�Verb Stories
- Graphic Organizer Sentences
- Slap�Clap�Snap�Snap
- I Have/Who Has
- Adding Jewelry to Noun-Verb SentencesA Smorgasbord of Activities for Adjectives
- Adjective Avenue
- Adjective Boxes
- Extended Stories
- Appetizing Adjectives
- Degrees of Adjectives
- A Smorgasbord of Activities for Adverbs
- Adverb Alley
- Question the Adverb
- Brainstorm by Category
- Brainstorm by Activity
- Which is Stronger
- A Smorgasbord of Activities for Prepositions
- Preposition Park
- Prepositional Plates
- Sing the Prepositions
- Fill in the Blank
- Penny Hunt
- Preposition Flip Books
- Extended Stories
- Extras
- Comparing Noun-Verb to Noun-Verb-NounAsking Whom or What
- Verb Poems
- Clearing Up Confusion
- 3 SENTENCE PATTERNS BY GRADE LEVEL
- Steps for Teaching the Patterns
- The Teacher�s Role
- Pattern 1: Specific Noun�Vivid Verb
- Pattern 2: Noun-Verb-Noun
- Pattern 3: Interrogative Sentences
- Pattern 4: Open with an Adverb
- Pattern 5: Open with a Prepositional Phrase
- Pattern 6: Compound Sentence With a Coordinating Conjunction
- Pattern 7: An Appositive Behind a Noun
- Pattern 8: Open With an Adverb Clause
- Pattern 9: Close With an Adverb ClausePattern 10: Parallel Items in a Series
- Pattern 11: Parallel Verb Phrases in a Series
- Pattern 12: Open With an Adjective or an Adjective Phrase
- Pattern 13: Open With a Present Participle
- Pattern 14: Open With a Past Participle
- Pattern 15: Open With a Present Perfect Participle
- Pattern 16: Open With an Infinitive Phrase
- Pattern 17: Restrictive Adjective Clauses
- Pattern 18: Nonrestrictive Adjective Clauses
- Pattern 19: Compound Sentence With a Semicolon
- Pattern 20: Compound Sentence With an Elliptical ExpressionPattern 21: Opening With an Absolute
- Pattern 22: Adjectives Moved Behind a Noun
- Pattern 23: Open With a Parallel Structure
- Pattern 24: Using Conjunctive Adverbs to Connect Two Sentences
- Empowering Students
- 4 SENTENCE COMBINING TO REINFORCE SKILLS
- Sentence Combinations: Part 1
- Sentence Combinations: Part 2
- Sentence Combinations: Part 3
- More Resources for Sentence Combining
- 5 ACTIVITIES FOR STUDENTS NEEDING EXTRA PRACTICE
- Directions and Helpful Hints