β Scribed by Lori Jamison Rog
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
This practical resource provides 40 research-based, classroom-tested, and developmentally appropriate mini lessons for kindergarten through grade 3 - presented in the context of authentic writing experiences. You can use these lessons to teach students how to: generate and organize ideas before writing, and then turn their prewriting ideas into connected text; develop writing style by focusing on word choice, voice, and fluency; increasingly use conventional spelling, capitalization, punctuation, and grammar to produce more readable work; and revise their writing for clarity, style, and effectiveness. Also included are charts to help you decide which lessons suit your students' needs; language you might use when presenting the lessons to students; notes sections, where you can record and reflect on what works and what doesn't; and reproducibles.
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Cover
Title page
Copyright page
Table of contents
About the author
Preface
Chapter 1: Writing Instruction in Kβ3
Classrooms
Chapter 2: Topics and Details: Getting
Started With Writing
Chapter 3: Substance and Style: The Writerβs Craft
Chapter 4: Conventions: The Nuts and Bolts of Writing
Chapter 5: Revision: Making Good Writing Even Better
References
Index
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