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Looking for ways to build students' writing proficiency, content knowledge, and test-taking skills? Try R.A.F.T.S.-prompts that provide the basic ingredients to start writing: a role, audience, format, topic, and strong verbs. They make expectations clear so students can apply writing traits with confidence and creativity. The Content Area edition contains 45 R.A.F.T.S., organized by science, math, social studies, and other subjects, with guidelines for using them and reproducible versions. For use with Grades 3 and Up.
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Martin Yazzie
reviewed Writing to Prompts in the Trait-Based Classroom: Content Areas on March 30, 2015
Writing to Prompts in the Trait-Based Classroom: Content Areas
I love this book so much, its about a boy who lives life like nothing is a big deal and deals with what is going on in the moment.
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