Bøger af Marie-Helen Goyetche

200 Writing Prompts gives you 40 weeks of paragraph prompts help students to master their paragraph writing skills.A step-by-step method to teach paragraph writing is provided. Students will learn and practice how to write the different parts that make a paragraph. Models and practice worksheets cover topic sentences, paragraph details, and the concluding sentence.In this book you will find:An overview of the Trait-Based Writing.Writing Task Rubrics for both teacher and student to use based on the Trait-Based Writing.A teacher/peer and student writing checklist to work on between the draft and good copy.An explanation to give students on how-to write a paragraph.Use the step-by step method of writing a paragraph and the different parts: topic sentence, details, concluding sentence, and the paragraph parts in the right sequence.A blank Paragraph of the Week where the students could brainstorm different subject ideas on what they would like to write about.A blank Paragraph of the Week worksheet (reproducible).40 weeks (5 prompts per subject = 200 prompts) paragraph of the week (day)prompts.A tip sheet how to create a Writing Centre.Laminate the how-to write a paragraph for visual support to students.

A Fresh Approach to Learning to Print and Write. Over 100 activities further develop skills involved in handwriting and literacy. Writing exercises based on frequent sight words and real word contexts to maximize motivation and literacy connections. Cumulative assessment and rubrics make this a teacher friendly resource, but the enjoyable activities are just a suitable for home use.Our unique sailing approach assists young children to acquire the spatial recognition of letters and their formation. Two great books brought together in one volume for children beginning and practicing cursive.Our unique sailing theme assists young children with letter formation and flow, with instructions from our engaging sailor characters. We've paid extra attention to details that make learning cursive as enjoyable as possible. Guide letters are included on both sides of the page for left handed students. Letters are learned according to the complexity of their shape. The students will:Develop skills in writing cursive lowercase and uppercase letters within the appropriate spacing and between the correct lines on a page in the Zaner-Blozer* (traditional) styleAssociate parts of letters with sections of a sailboat image in order to learn which part of the letter goes whereDevelop awareness of appropriate spacing between letters and the letter elementsFurther develop fine motor skills, and writing and language abilities by exploring creative "extension" activities and games in class or at home learningIncludes:Teacher Assessment - Six S's RubricStudent Self-Assessment - Six S's RubricTeacher GuideThe Analogy - Handwriting and SailingOrganization of the ResourceHere's our Crew!Paper Position DiagramDolch Sight WordsReproducible WorksheetsCursive Alphabet (Traditional Style)Pre-Writing PracticeBeginning Cursive Lowercase Letters - a to zBeginning Cursive Uppercase Letters - A to ZBeginning Cursive NumeralsLetter Practice PagesWord Practice PagesPractice Cursive Alphabet (Traditional Style)Practice Cursive Letters Aa to ZzLetters from the CrewBlank Practice PagesCertificates

In this book, you will find 25 Internet sites that can be used with various Language Arts contexts.Each lesson provides a brief overview of what the specific site is about. The second-page details the type of site, how to log in, and special tips or advice for teachers. The third page includes various activities your students can do while on the site. All sites have been tested but it is best to try the site before you show your students. You don't need to know every aspect of each site. The students will quickly learn how to navigate within the site!Sites include: Google Docs, Read The Words, Skype, Voicethread, Wikispaces, Wordnik, and 19 other intriguing sites.80 Pages