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Powerful Writing Structures: Brain Pocket Strategies for Supporting a Year-Long Writing Program [Mīkstie vāki]

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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 160 pages, weight: 553 g
  • Izdošanas datums: 06-Feb-2020
  • Izdevniecība: Pembroke Publishing Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 1551383446
  • ISBN-13: 9781551383446
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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 160 pages, weight: 553 g
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  • Izdevniecība: Pembroke Publishing Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 1551383446
  • ISBN-13: 9781551383446
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Writing strategies that focus on brain pockets to deepen all forms of writing.

This timely book uses thinking structures to deepen student writing. It revolves around brain pockets to help students appreciate the qualities of different writing forms. Some powerful examples include memory pockets for personal narrative writing, fact pockets for nonfiction, and imagination pockets for story writing. Detailed lesson plans are featured along with sample anchor books and book lists. Based on extensive classroom testing, this unique approach to teaching writing is illustrated by student samples throughout the book. Suggestions for setting up an effective writing program and assessment tips for guiding instruction complete this comprehensive approach to developing a year-long writing program.
Preface 6(1)
Introduction 7(2)
1 A Balanced Writing Program
9(28)
Writing Structures and Brain Pockets
9(4)
Introducing Brain Pocket Writing
11(2)
Elements of a Balanced Writing Program
13(8)
Formative Writing Assessment and Responsive Teaching
14(1)
Writing Joy
14(1)
Writing Goals
15(1)
Writing Routine
16(1)
Mini Lessons
17(1)
Word Work
17(1)
Independent Writing
18(1)
Anchor Books and Mentor Texts
19(1)
Writing Conferences
19(2)
Implementing Weekly Practice Writes
21(16)
Introductory Lesson
22(1)
The Importance of Planning
22(1)
Draft Day
23(1)
Revising and Editing
24(13)
2 Memory Pocket Writing: Personal Narrative
37(30)
Walking Stories
37(2)
Walking Story Topics and Anchor Books
38(1)
Mini Lessons for Walking Stories
39(18)
Word Choice: Triple-Scoop Words
40(1)
Interesting Details
41(4)
Organization Drawers
45(1)
Sensory Details
46(2)
Similes
48(2)
Personification
50(7)
Event Stories
57(1)
Introductory Lessons
58(2)
Deconstructing Event Stories
58(1)
Planning Event Stories
58(2)
Mini Lessons for Event Stories
60(7)
Transition Words
60(2)
Stretching the Moment
62(1)
Effective Event Story Endings
63(4)
3 Fact Pocket Writing: Nonfiction
67(101)
Introducing Nonfiction Writing
69(7)
Text Structures
69(2)
Text Features
71(5)
Descriptive Writing
76(1)
Introductory Lesson
77(1)
Mini Lessons for Description
78(7)
Dash Facts Research
78(2)
Putting the Facts Together
80(1)
Hook Your Reader with a Great Beginning
81(1)
Find Your Voice
82(1)
Too Much Icing
83(1)
Effective Endings for Description
83(2)
Descriptive Writing in the Content Areas
85(10)
Instructional Writing
95(1)
Introductory Lesson: What? What? How?
96(1)
Mini Lessons for Instruction
97(4)
The SAD Formula
97(1)
Text Features for Instruction
98(1)
How-To Tips
99(1)
Expert Writing
99(2)
Instructional Writing in the Content Areas
101(13)
How to Be an Animal
101(2)
How to Be People
103(1)
Indigenous Ways of Knowing
104(10)
Persuasive Writing
114(1)
Introductory Lesson: What? Why? Why? Why? What Was That Again?
115(1)
Mini Lessons for Persuasion
116(8)
The Language of Persuasion
116(1)
Planning
117(2)
Effective Introductions: The Top of the Diamond
119(2)
Focusing on the Why
121(1)
Effective Endings: The Bottom of the Diamond
122(2)
Persuasion in the Content Areas
124(10)
Catalogues
124(1)
Bubblegum Letters
124(1)
Famous People Persuasion
124(1)
Everyday Inventions
125(9)
Comparison Writing
134(1)
Introductory Lesson
134(2)
Mini Lessons for Comparison
136(2)
The Language of Comparison
136(1)
Independent Practice
137(1)
Comparison in the Content Areas
138(7)
Comparing Animals in Science
139(1)
Comparing Early Humans/Civilizations in Social Studies
139(6)
Explanatory Writing
145(1)
Introductory Lesson
145(2)
Mini Lessons for Explanation Writing
147(1)
Modeling Explanatory Writing
147(1)
Flow Charts and Diagrams
147(1)
Explanation Writing in the Content Areas
148(6)
Biography Writing
154(1)
Introductory Lesson: Who? What? Where? When? How? Wow!
155(1)
Mini Lessons for Biography Writing
156(1)
Time Lines
156(1)
Past Mini Lessons
156(1)
Biography of a Classmate
156(1)
Biography in the Content Areas
157(11)
Change Agents
159(2)
Author Biographies
161(7)
4 Imagination Pocket Writing: Story Writing
168(21)
Introductory Lesson
169(1)
Mini Lessons for Story Writing
170(19)
What's the Problem?
170(2)
Character Development
172(1)
Planning the Plot
173(1)
The Story-Writing Process
174(15)
Final Thoughts 189(1)
Acknowledgments 189(2)
Professional Resources 191(2)
Index 193
Adrienne Gear has been teaching in Vancouver for more than twenty-five years. She remains grounded in classrooms, as well as providing workshops, demonstration lessons, and leadership training to teachers throughout North America. Her international experience includes speaking in the U.S., U.K., Australia, and Sweden. Passionate about literacy and learning, Adrienne is the author of the popular POWER series on reading and writing instruction. Adrienne lives in Vancouver with her husband and two sons.