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Good teachers have long recognized the power of using picture books as models of good writing. The short, focused, and tightly woven text mirrors the kind of writing they want their students to be doing. In this essential resource, the authors have organized by trait more than 150 annotations of new and classic books that will delight young students—and inspire powerful writing. Peppered throughout are 18 step-by-step, trait-focused lessons based on specific books.
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reviewed Using Picture Books to Teach Writing with the Traits: Bibliography of More Than 150 Mentor Texts with Teacher-Tested Lessons on April 24, 2016
Using Picture Books to Teach Writing with the Traits: Bibliography of More Than 150 Mentor Texts with Teacher-Tested Lessons
Calham, R. & Coutu, R. (2008). Using picture books to teach writing with the traits: K-2: an annotated bibliography of more than 150 mentor texts with teacher-tested lessons. New York: Scholastic teaching resource.
Citation by: Rachel Vessels
Type of Reference: Bibliography
Call Number: 372 7044 Cal 2008
Content/Scope: 112 pages focused on K-2 resources to use in the classroom. 150 annotations to inspire students to use new and classic books to inspire their own wiritng abilities.
Accuracy/Authority/ Bias: Scholastic is known the world-around. With their picture books, chapter books, teacher references and most famously their book fairs.
Arrangement/Presentation: Arranged by chapters with picture books. Each chapter gives you detailed ideas how to execute a lesson using simple pictures to entice young students to read, write and think on their own.
Relation to Other Books: There are hundreds of teaching resources of out there. This one comes from reputable source and uses a wide range of resources.
Accessibility/Diversity: This bibliography is very diverse in its sketches and simple non-discriminatory vocabulary.
Cost: $15.97
Professional Review: Jachles, Libby. (2008). Using picture books to teach writing with the traits: K-2: an annotated bibliography of more than 150 mentor texts with teacher-tested lessons.
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