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9780876284872

Ready-to-Use Portfolio Development Activities Unit 6, Includes 90 Sequential Activities for Building Individual Student Portfolios in Grades 6 through 12

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    9780876284872

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  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1999-12-23
  • Publisher: Jossey-Bass

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Summary

A practical series that provides over 540 stimulating, ready-to-use activity sheets to help teach and reinforce writing skills in middle/junior high and senior high school students, grades 6-12. Each unit in the series focuses on a different area of writing skills and is complete and self-contained, including 90 reproducible activities in a variety of formats, a brief teacher's guide to effective use of the activities and full answer keys. The activities can be used in any order in any developmental or corrective writing program to meet the specific needs of individual students, small groups, or an entire class.

Author Biography

Jack Umstatter, a master English teacher with over 25 years' experience, is a multiple winner of the Teacher of the Year award. He currently teaches English in the Cold Spring Harbor School District in New York and educationand literature at Dowling College in Oakdale, New York. He is the author of Brain Games!, Hooked on English! and other practical teacher resources published by The Center.

Table of Contents

About The Writing Skills Curriculum Library ix
About Unit 6 xi
Teacher's Correction Marks xvii
SECTION ONE WORKING ON THE BASICS
Your Portfolio Log
3(1)
Portfolio Writing Considerations
4(1)
Writing Conference Sheet
5(1)
How Much Are You the Same?
6(1)
Following the Brainstorm
7(1)
Brainstorming Ideas
8(1)
Vocabulary Journal
9(1)
Vocabulary Dexterity
10(1)
Grouping the Pieces of Information
11(1)
You as the Editor
12(1)
Don't Go Belly Up Here!
13(1)
Sentence Warm-up
14(1)
Punctuation Review
15(1)
Punctuating Dialogue
16(1)
Grammar, Mechanics, and Usage Review
17(1)
Essential Terms
18(1)
Half and Half
19(1)
Playing with Words That Are Not Words
20(1)
Time for a Break
21(4)
SECTION TWO EXAMINING WRITING TECHNIQUES
Scooby Doo and Much More
25(1)
Airline Tickets (Part One)
26(1)
Airline Tickets (Part Two)
27(1)
The Summer Tradition
28(1)
Imitating Another Student's Writing
29(1)
Bricks
30(1)
Before Thirty-Something (Part One)
31(1)
Before Thirty-Something (Part Two)
32(1)
Thinking and Writing Creatively
33(1)
Something New (Part One)
34(1)
Something New (Part Two)
35(1)
Joey
36(1)
Your Town (Part One)
37(1)
Your Town (Part Two)
38(1)
Your Town (Part Three)
39(1)
Your Town (Part Four)
40(3)
SECTION THREE WRITING AWAY
Reaching Them
43(1)
Taylor's Bucket
44(1)
You Give and They Follow
45(1)
French or Spanish?
46(1)
The Poet in You
47(1)
The Neighbor
48(1)
Meet the Tripps
49(1)
Story Starters
50(1)
New York and Paris
51(1)
Interpreting Quotations
52(1)
Humpty Dumpty
53(1)
Kids' TV
54(1)
Andrea Bocelli
55(1)
American Gothic
56(1)
A Teenger's Stressful Life
57(1)
The Recall
58(1)
An Unpleasant Situation
59(1)
A Real Problem
60(3)
SECTION FOUR LOOKING AT LITERATURE
The Literary Me
63(1)
Tragic Characters
64(1)
Sketching a Literary Character
65(1)
Matching the Character and the Quote
66(1)
Personal Characteristics
67(1)
To Follow or Not to Follow---That Is the Question
68(1)
More Than a Peep of Bo-Peep
69(1)
The Crucible
70(1)
Evaluation Strategies
71(1)
A Worthwhile Conversation
72(1)
Hamlet---A Man of Action
73(1)
Hammer or Anvil?
74(1)
The Reader's Mind
75(1)
Stepping into the Work
76(1)
Dead Poets Society
77(1)
The Grammatically Correct Poem
78(1)
Romeo and Juliet
79(1)
Paraphrasing the Constitution
80(1)
Shaping Up Your Shakespeare
81(4)
SECTION FIVE LIVING AND WRITING IN TODAY'S WORLD
Advice Columnist
85(1)
Ten Tough Proposals
86(1)
Three Favorites
87(1)
The Very Necessary-----
88(1)
Clever Advertising Lines
89(1)
Puns
90(1)
The Personal Crossword Puzzle
91(1)
Mr. Peacock
92(1)
Clothes Make the Man (or Woman or Boy or Girl)
93(1)
If I Were-----for a Day
94(1)
It Does Not Work and So...
95(1)
Dear Mrs. Wilker
96(1)
Journal entry
97(1)
Just as the Editor Ordered
98(1)
What's in a Name?
99(1)
Researching the Awards
100(1)
What's Going on Around You
101(1)
Words to Live By
102(1)
Answer Key 103

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