Writing Activities Package - Level 1 (Includes: 1 Annotated Teacher's Edition, 1 Blackline Master, and 1 CD-ROM)
Series: OCR WRITING ACTIVITIES;
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Product details:
- Publisher McGraw-Hill
- Date of Publication 16 December 2005
- ISBN 9780076041732
- Binding Book
- No. of pages0 pages
- Size 274x215x21 mm
- Weight 436 g
- Language English 0
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Open Court Reading Writing Activities will strengthen students' writing skills by connecting the activities to the techniques used by authors in the Open Court Reading Anthology selections. The techniques addressed include word choice, flashback, similes, and metaphors. Students will identify the techniques and then use it in their own writing. This will give students additional practice in writing and a better understanding of the author's purpose and style. In addition, students will learn writing and planning strategies and practice self-regulating techniques that will help them in their writing across curriculum.
Open Court Reading Writing Activities will strengthen students' writing skills by connecting the activities to the techniques used by authors in the Open Court Reading Anthology selections. The techniques addressed include word choice, flashback, similes, and metaphors. Students will identify the techniques and then use it in their own writing. This will give students additional practice in writing and a better understanding of the author's purpose and style. In addition, students will learn writing and planning strategies and practice self-regulating techniques that will help them in their writing across curriculum.
