A Practical Guide to Creative Writing in Schools: Seven Creative Writing Projects for Ages 8-14

This book contains seven tried-and-tested creative writing projects for pupils aged 8–14. Each project is delivered through a series of workshops and enables pupils to explore a literary genre or writing style, discuss themes and topics and receive constructive feedback about their writing. The projects cover topics such as identity, cultural heritage, tolerance, empathy, morality, dreams and much more. 
Teachers wanting to run creative writing projects will find this book easy to follow, practical and timesaving. Each project allows students to: 
• explore a certain literary genre or writing style in detail 
• be creative and have fun while learning 
• think about, talk about and discuss themes and topics 
• receive constructive feedback about their writing 
• pursue their own ideas 
• see themselves as ‘real’ writers with a ‘real’ audience 
• understand that writing can be enjoyable, artistic and relaxing 
• experience creativity to improve their wellbeing. 
These ready-made projects are invaluable for teachers who are looking for new and successful creative writing projects for a range of students. They will enable teachers to immediately start making a difference to their students’ confidence and writing skills, allowing them to be as creative and imaginative as possible and use creativity as a springboard for their own writing.

Reference

Clark, Fiona

Writing, Research & Publishing Guides

Routledge

Covering the period from 1600 to the present day, this book illustrates a wide variety of hats. The treatment is chronological, with men's and women's hats dealt with for each century in turn. For men's hats, the author shows the importance not only of the form and decoration, but also the expressive possibilities of the way they are worn. Hats for both men and women were profoundly affected in all countries by changes in political, artistic and social life, and the author charts this process with the aid of contemporary portraits in fascinating detail. They are also considered in conjunction with hairdressing styles which often influenced the shape and size of the hat. The photographs show a great variety of examples from many sources and from all periods, many of them never photographed before. This book is part of an illustrated series on costume aimed at the designer, restorer, collector, student and art historian. Fiona clark is also the author of "William Morris, Wallpapers and Chintzes".

Hats

Humor & Entertainment

Drama Pub

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