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10 Easy Writing Lessons That Get Kids Ready for Writing Assessments
Proven Ways to Raise Your Students' Scores on the State Performance Assessments in Writing
By Mary C RoseIllustrator Narrator Editor Photographed by
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10 Easy Writing Lessons That Get Kids Ready for Writing Assessments
Proven Ways to Raise Your Students' Scores on the State Performance Assessments in Writing
By Mary C RoseIllustrator Narrator Editor Photographed by
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With these lessons, you've got what you need to teach students to write effectively and raise their test scores. Easy, sequential lessons mirror the kind of writing students will be asked to do on the tests. Through fun writing prompts such as memorable haircuts and how to eat an Oreo cookie, students learn to craft a five-paragraph essay, organize a story, write an effective expository piece, add elaborations, master persuasive writing, and more.
With these lessons, you've got what you need to teach students to write effectively and raise their test scores. Easy, sequential lessons mirror the kind of writing students will be asked to do on the tests. Through fun writing prompts such as memorable haircuts and how to eat an Oreo cookie, students learn to craft a five-paragraph essay, organize a story, write an effective expository piece, add elaborations, master persuasive writing, and more.
