Product Description Every elementary teacher wants her students to develop organized, clear expository and narrative pieces with vivid verbs, sparkling specificity, and a mastery of basic writer's techniques. Writing Whizardry helps you take your students there with 60 mini-lessons that teach elaboration and the elements of the writing craft--the "tricks"of the writer's trade.
Customer Reviews:
A Teachers Pet September 26, 2007 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I am a teacher in LAUSD and use this instead of some of the literacy programs we use. A very easy to use system.
Writing made earier! January 7, 2002 11 out of 14 found this review helpful
This book is fabulous!! We just started "The Writer's Workshop" at our school. The 'Writing Whizardry' has helped me start and stay on track. It has an example lesson and extra resourse on the bottom of each page. If you're having difficulty finding fun ways to teach various writing activities, this is the book for you.
An ideal classroom curriculum supplement April 25, 2001 19 out of 20 found this review helpful
In Writing Whizardry: 60 Mini-Lessons To Teach Elaboration & Writer's Craft, Maity Schrecengost provides classroom teachers with sixty self-contained "mini-lessons" targeting a specific writer's techniques or elaboration skills, as well as teaching the tips, tricks and techniques for successful writing. Illuminated with examples of polished writing and writing that needs revision, Writing Whizardry enables students to practice the skills they need to write clear and well-elaborated narrative and expository writing. Writing Whizardry is an ideal classroom curriculum supplement and is highly recommended for home schooling studies as well.
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