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Writing Lessons For the Overhead, Grades 2-3 by Lola M. Schaefer, Scholastic Professional Books, June 2006 This book offers teachers twenty transparencies that show models of strong writing with companion mini-lessons on Organization, Focus, Vocabulary, Details, Leads, Revision, and more. Visit Scholastic.com, Helping Children Around the World Read and Learn |
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Writing Lessons For the Overhead, Grade 1 by Lola M. Schaefer, Scholastic Professional Books, September 2006 This book offers teachers twenty transparencies that show models of strong writing with companion mini-lessons on Journal Entries, Meaning, Focus, Organization, Vocabulary, Details, Leads, and Revision. Visit Scholastic.com, Helping Children Around the World Read and Learn |
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Writing Lessons for the Overhead, (Grades 5+) Scholastic Professional Books, 2004 This practical book contains the lessons and models you need to help students identify and use the elements of good writing. You’ll find teaching tips, discussion questions, and classroom-tested writing samples – already on transparencies – for these key writing topics: Focus, Vocabulary, Voice, Show, Don’t Tell, Organization, Development of Ideas, Fluency and Leads. If you are interested in purchasing this book, click here. |
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Ten Writing Lessons for the Overhead, (Grades 2-5) Scholastic Professional Books, 2002 Everywhere I visit, teachers are asking for more help with designing mini-lessons.I wrote this book to share the questions and pieces that I have used successfully in helping students identify focus, details, voice, fluency, and other craft elements. Scholastic took a big leap by actually providing twenty overhead transparencies inside each book. If you are interested in purchasing this book, click here. |
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Teaching Young Writers: Strategies That Work, (Grades K-2) Scholastic Professional Books, 2001 How does a primary classroom teacher begin teaching writing? Three years ago it was my pleasure to help two first grade teachers take those first steps into writing instruction.What we learned together about print rich classrooms, interactive, journal, story, and poetry writing became this book. Everybody needs a starting point and this book can launch primary teachers into a successful year of writing with their students. |
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