Read to Write: Using Children's Literature as a Springboard for Teaching Writing [Jan 01, 1980] Stewig, John Warren

Read to write: Using children's literature as a springboard for teaching writing

Stewig, John W.

HOLT. RINEHART AND WINSTON

This text provides information on all the facets of language arts (listening, speaking, writing, and reading) and the connections among these areas, while using childrens literature to facilitate learning. Featuring many activities and teaching suggestions, this text is a practical resource with solid research and theory.

Exploring language arts in the elementary classroom

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

A clever lass, in need of a meal, shows some stingy villagers how to make soup starting with a "magic" stone.

Stone soup

Children's Books

Trumpet Club

Children and literature (Rand McNally education series)

Rand McNally College Pub. Co

Read to write: Using children's literature as a springboard to writing

Hawthorn Books

Using literature in the elementary classroom

National Council of Teachers of English

Mother Holly

After Rose's accidental journey down a well into the land of Mother Holly, she emerges with a gown of gold for her good deeds and kindness, but when her greedy sister Blanche jumps down to see what she can get, she is quickly punished for her selfish and rude behavior.

Mother Holly: A Retelling from the Brothers Grimm

Literature & Fiction

NorthSouth

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