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9781593631857

Encouraging Your Child's Writing Talent

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  • ISBN13:

    9781593631857

  • ISBN10:

    1593631855

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2006-05-01
  • Publisher: Prufrock Pr
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Summary

Have a child who doodles and draws on every assignment sheet? Who must write down every new word or phrase she learns? Who repeats certain words just because he likes the way they roll off of his tongue? Encouraging Your Child's Writing Talent brings a new perspective to teaching kids writing-one that helps parents and teachers encourage and cultivate a child's creative insights and love of words through the writing process. The author provides important information about developing a child's writing talent, including tips for: recognizing the characteristics of the gifted writer, encouraging your child to explore his or her creativity, including writing in day-to-day activities, and setting up writing workshops within the home.

Table of Contents

Introduction 1(6)
As the Sea Uses Waves
4(3)
Chapter 1 Your Child—A Writer 7(30)
Recognizing Writing Ability in Your Child
11(1)
Characteristics of Gifted Writers
12(25)
Chapter 2 What Your Child Needs as a Writer 37(24)
What Writers Need
38(13)
Treat Writing as Thinking
51(1)
Make a Mark, Leave a Record, Tell a Story
51(10)
Chapter 3 Working With the School to Encourage
Your Child as a Writer
61(2)
Introducing Your Writer to the School
63(1)
Positive Ways to Work With the School
64(6)
Working With Reluctant Teachers
70(5)
The Writing Workshop in the Classroom
75(5)
National Support for Teaching Writing Authentically
80(3)
Alternative Schooling Choices
83(2)
Chapter 4 What You Can Do at Home for Your Gifted Writer 85(38)
Gifted Basics: What Your Gifted Writer Needs
86(4)
A Writing Workshop in the Home
90(6)
Finding a Mentor for Your Child
96(3)
Help Your Child. Take Charge of His Own Writing Process
99(2)
Help Your Child Develop the Ability to Judge Strong and Weak Writing
101(4)
Introduce Your Child to Other Writers
105(2)
Inspire Your Child to Revise Because He Wants to Make It Better
107(3)
Keep Editing in an Appropriate Perspective
110(3)
Give Your Child Time to Write
113(1)
Giving Gifted Writers What They Need
114(3)
A Word About Very Young Children Writing
117(6)
Chapter 5 Enrichment Resources for Your Young Writer 123(28)
Additional Books to Guide Your Child
124(3)
Books Your Child Will Want to Read
127(3)
The Publishing World and Children
130(5)
Making Books to Inspire Writers
135(1)
Themed Literature Inspiration
136(1)
Schools/Classes/Workshops
137(6)
Internet Resources
143(4)
Contests
147(2)
Resources for Researching Writing Ideas
149(2)
Conclusion: Writing and Flying 151(6)
Lift
152(1)
A Control System
153(2)
Propulsion
155(2)
References 157(4)
About the Author 161

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