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9780439135160

Teaching Writing With Picture Books as Models Lessons and Strategies For Using the Power of Picture Books to Teach the Elements Of Great Writing in The Upper Grades

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  • ISBN13:

    9780439135160

  • ISBN10:

    0439135168

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2000-09-01
  • Publisher: Teaching Strategies

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Summary

Picture books are perfect, mini-models of effective writing! With their sterling language and succinct stories, picture books serve as excellent examples of how literary elements work in narrative writing. Dozens of lessons show how to use them to teach mood, voice, character traits, theme, and other devices. Kids are eager to apply what they've discovered to their own writing, and the results are amazing. Includes lessons from all stages of the writing process for both fiction and memoir writing plus lists of recommended books. For use with Grades 4-8.

Table of Contents

Introduction 4(2)
About Us
6(1)
Our Writing Program
7(6)
What You Will Find In This Book
13(2)
Using Picture Books as Writing Models
15(9)
Overview of a Picture Book Lesson
16(5)
Picture Book Mini-Inquiries
21(3)
Recognizing Memorable Language and Other Introductory Lessons
24(18)
Memorable Language
25(3)
Exploring Where Ideas Come From
28(9)
Word Choice
37(5)
Planning and Writing Memoir
42(13)
Mini-Inquiry: What is a Memoir?
43(5)
Choosing a Seed From Your Notebook
48(4)
Drafting a Memoir
52(1)
Choosing a Mentor Book
53(2)
Exploring Mood, Voice, and Point of View
55(17)
Focus on Mood
56(8)
Voice and Point of View
64(4)
Students at Work
68(4)
Planning and Writing Realistic Fiction
72(22)
Developing Character Traits: The First Step Toward a Well-Rounded Character and a Great Story
73(7)
Character Motivation and Development
80(5)
Character Relationships
85(1)
Introducing Big Idea
86(3)
Synthesizing Our Preplanning: Bringing It Together
89(5)
Writing Strong Beginnings and Endings
94(11)
Beginnings
94(5)
Students at Work
99(1)
Endings
100(4)
Students at Work
104(1)
Pacing, Flashbacks, and Other Techniques of Timing
105(15)
Chronological Time: Building Blocks of Story
106(4)
Pacing
110(5)
Hot Spots
115(3)
Flashbacks
118(2)
Using Monologue and Dialogue
120(5)
Interior Monologue
120(3)
Students At Work
123(1)
Authentic Dialogue
123(2)
Recommended Picture Books 125(3)
Professional Resources 128

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