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Teachers will get detailed directions for each report, background notes on the topic, a list of topics for each theme report, and a materials list for each report. There are also directions for making 3-D visuals. Students will get step-by-step directions, easy-to-complete report forms, a polished, finished product that helps them feel successful, a simple, structured format that allows them to complete reports at their individual skill levels, an individualized topic within the theme, several ways to express individuality through writing, drawing, and constructing, and a 3-D visual to make and display. 240 pages. BTH-926. $19.79-D Forms for Report Writing This collection of user-friendly forms and teacher strategies are great for teaching students how to accurately and efficiently gather information. Topics include events, science, ecology, places, and people. Each topic has a teacher resource page, followed by reproducible forms and clip art to liven up the finished product. Have students use forms for simple reports, note-taking records, as part of theme unit, or in a center. Some specific suggested report topics include: constellations, vertebrates, invertebrates, insects, amphibians, rocks, endangered animals, national monuments, and favorite artists and sports heroes. Attractive, accurate illustrations are provided throughout. All 64 pages perforated for easy removal. BTH-179: For grades 3-6 $8.09-D
Each section includes: 'Quickwrites' - a writing calendar containing twenty-five topics meant to be used for short, daily writing practice periods - a total of 300 topics; story starters and titles, appropriate to the month, that can be used for longer and more formal writing experiences - 209 in the book; reproducible forms representing a variety of writing experiences - from expanding vocabulary and listening to the sounds of language, to letter writing, list-making, and much more - 151 forms in all. Just a few examples of the wealth of suggested writing topics include: I Learned It from My Grandparents, Happy Birthday Jesse Owens, The Witch's Grocery List, October Bumper Sticker, Loy Kathrong (Thai hoiday) , Celebrating Cartoon Characters, Peace and Goodwill, the First Day of Winter, Happy Birthday Elvis Presley, If I Were a Snowflake, A Chinese New Year Celebration, A Conversation with Mr. Lincoln, My Kite, The Giant Leprechaun, Hopping Along the Bunny Trail, Chinese Fortune Eggs, Mud, Memorial Day, If I Were a Father, Baseball Basics, To Honor Beatrix Potter, A Sunflower Seed, Popcorn Festival, and Klondike Stampede. Teacher resource pages (providing information and suggestions) address the writing process, writing folders and conferences, and response groups. Index included. Cute, lively line art illustrations throughout. All 176 pages are perforated for easy removal. For grades 1-6. BTH-188: For grades 1-6 $19.79-D
Unit titles are "Chewing Gum," "Christopher Columbus," "The Moon," "Koalas," "Jane Goodall." "Volcanoes." "Kelp Forests," "Recycling," "Jacques , and "Chimpanzees." BTH-189. $13.49-D How to Report on Books Eliminate book report phobia with the wide variety of interesting approaches in this valuable resource. These projects get children thinking in a new light about the process of reading a book and sharing what they've learned about it. They may be creating a new cover for a book, 'selling' a book to classmates, creating a video book review with a camcorder, making puppets of a book's main characters, interviewing a book's author (role playing) , or assembling a book diorama. In addition, they can write a traditional book report using one of many different report forms, each of which emphasizes slightly different aspects of a book. Fun illustrations highlight each form. You also get reproducible logs so students can catalog the books they've read by topic and author. There is an extensive bibliography for teachers and students broken down by topic, providing four to five suggested titles under each. Complete, step-by-step instructions for every project. All 80 pages perforated for easy removal. For grades 2-5 BTH-178: For grades 2-5. $9.89-D
How to Use Journal and Logs Across the Curriculum This resource can be applied to many areas because it helps children build the skills of recording and organizing their thoughts, observations, and experiences. Teaching ideas are presented on how to get students started with logs and journals, as well as how to evaluate them. Many reproducible forms and an evaluation checklist are included. Teacher
information and reproducible forms for five variations of journals and logs are
included: There is a brief background page on the historical use of journals, also. And helpful, humorous line art illustrations throughout. All 64 pages perforated for easy removal. For grades 1-6 For grades 1-6 BTH-191. $8.06-D
How to Write a Story . For grades 1-3. Teaches parts of a story. Has 4 step-by-step writing units and more writing ideas: retell a fairy tale; pattern story; circle story; and sequence and write. Includes a story-writing center with 48 pages of charts, prompts, and writing forms. 96 pages. BTH-192. $10.99-D
Write a Super Sentence : For grades 1-3. Contains step-by-step guided lessons. Students learn to use adjectives, nouns, verbs, and where-and-when phrases to expand simple sentences. The book contains 15 lessons, teaching ideas, reproducible forms, a writing center, and bulletin board. BTH-2446. $8.99-D
A summary of topics covered: Sentences -- combining sentences, adding descriptive details, and using figurative language; Single Paragraphs -- recognizing and writing the main idea, topic sentence, and supportive details ; 27 organizer forms for writing the six types of paragraphs (how-to, narrative, compare/contrast, descriptive, persuasive, and definition; Multiple Paragraphs -- organizing notes and sentences into paragraphs, writing multiple paragraphs using webs, outlines, and note taker forms . Exercises with suggested paragraph subjects include: Cleaning the Cage, An Ice Cream Sundae, Creatures of the Sea, My Room, Recess, I Vote For Computers, Friendship, and many others. Teacher resource information includes: keeping writing folders, holding student writing conferences, writing conference forms, and a paragraph skills checklist. Answer key provided. Cute and humorous line art illustrations throughout. All 112 pages perforated for easy removal. For grades 4-6. BTH-172. $11.69-D
Storybook Characters: Literature references are provided for each of the 18 forms -- monkey, pig, turtle, frog, cat, rabbit, princess, dog, bear, wolf, old lady, gingerbread boy, prince, chicken, hippo, mouse, elephant, giant. Holidays: Story starters are provided for each of the 19 forms -- bear for all seasons, Christopher Columbus, ghost, turkey, Pilgrim girl, Pilgrim boy, Native American boy, Native American girl, menorah, Santa, angel, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. , groundhog, Abraham Lincoln, Cupid, George Washington, leprechaun, Easter bunny, happy birthday cake. Children Around the World: Cultural information is provided for each of the 20 forms --Inuit girl, Balinese girl, British boy, Chinese girl, boy from Ecuador, German boy, Greek boy, Hopi girl, Indian boy, Irish girl, Japanese girl, boy from Israel, Saami boy, Masai girl, Mexican boy, girl from Nigeria, boy from Oman, Russian girl, Samoan boy, Sherpa girl. For grades K-3.BTH-196: $17.99-D
More than 30 reproducible writing forms on which to showcase finished poems are provided. A special section of the book covers lots of interesting ways to display and share student poetry. For grades 1-6. BTH-927: $13.49-D
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