How to Write Reports: A Guide for Grades 6-9

How to Write Reports: A Guide for Grades 6-9

Randy Larson

Reference

J.Weston Walch

Provides a week's worth of varied activities for each of 25 videos, including sequencing exercises, interviews, journal entries, word games, and more/ Enhances teaching of literature, writing, vocabulary, and grammar. Note: Videos are not included.

To Kill a Mockingbird and 24 More Videos: Language Arts Activities for Middle School

Children's Books

Synopsis of each video Teaching tips Answers to all quizzes and exercises Sample responses to the writing assignments Reproducible activities Note: The videos themselves are not included with this publication.

The 'grapes Of Wrath And 24 More Videos: Activities For High School English Classes:grade 10-12

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Hard as it is to believe, teachers tell us all the time that their students actually ask to do the funny, wacky activities from Hot Fudge Monday. This new, expanded edition of our best-selling book offers even more tasty ways to teach parts of speech, including quirky quizzes, extended writing activities, and Internet enrichment activities that reinforce new skills. Hot Fudge Monday joins the study of words to the process of writing those words into meaningful sentences. The book consists of eight chapters, each one dealing with one part of speech. Students learn about the various parts of speech through short writing activities that are interesting, humorous and a bit offbeat. Grades 7–12

Hot Fudge Monday: Tasty Ways to Teach Parts of Speech to Students Who Have a Hard Time Swallowing Anything to Do With Grammar

Words, Language & Grammar

Prufrock Press, Inc.

DownWRITE Funny teaches all kinds of good “stuff” about writing but in an unusual way—by appealing to young people's love of the ridiculous. Using an unusual blend of zany illustrations and “out there” writing assignments, the author leads students through a wide range of lessons and activities that will help them become better writers. Subjects range from the basic (like avoiding sentence fragments and run-ons) to the practical (like using transitions) to the more advanced (like writing in active voice). All activities include wonderfully challenging and funny writing assignments that will stretch students' minds and help them learn important lessons about writing.

DownWrite Funny: Using Students' Love of the Ridiculous to Build Serious Writing Skills

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

With short, easy-to-digest activities that have a sense of humor, Commas helps students learn to use commas correctly. At the same time, they also learn a great deal about sentence structure. No, this is not another “drill and kill” book of dull exercises. Commas presents material in an interesting way, with language that makes sense to kids. Best of all, it has students using what they learn. Choose activities from the book here and there, as you see a need. Or use them once or twice a week to build skills throughout the school year. Either way, the review exercises will help reinforce what students learn—and help them perform better on assessment tests as well.

Commas: Teaching Students to Use Commas Correctly, Without Boring Them to Tears

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Books by Randy Larson

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How to Write Reports: A Guide for Grades 6-9

To Kill a Mockingbird and 24 More Videos: Language Arts Activities for Middle School

The 'grapes Of Wrath And 24 More Videos: Activities For High School English Classes:grade 10-12

Hot Fudge Monday: Tasty Ways to Teach Parts of Speech to Students Who Have a Hard Time Swallowing Anything to Do With Grammar

DownWrite Funny: Using Students' Love of the Ridiculous to Build Serious Writing Skills

Commas: Teaching Students to Use Commas Correctly, Without Boring Them to Tears