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| Practical Good Reading |
| Popular Authors talk about writing |
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| Experienced Writing Teachers share process writing tips |
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| Other Topics |
| Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott |
| Write to Learn by Donald Murray |
| Radical Reflections by Mem Fox |
| personal narrative essayist & poet |
| Australian children's author |
| Pulitzer Prize Winner Boston Globe Columnist |
| 100 Quickwrites by Linda Rief |
| Teaching Children to Write by Pam Hodson Deborah Jones |
| If you are trying to teach kids to write... you've gotta have this book! by Marjorie Frank |
| Lessons that Change Writers by Nancie Atwell |
| In the Middle by Nancie Atwell |
| simple explanation of each writing phase and lots of graphic organizer samples for pre-writing and drafting |
| the title says it all |
| writing prompts to stimulate authentic writing |
| These books go together to give an excellent overview of what a Writer's Workshop looks like and how to do lead one |
| Understanding how our brains work helps to inform both instruction and assessment. A good source for understanding what happens inside our brains when we read for the average reader. Sousa interprets discoveries in neurology into language we can all understand and apply to teaching. |
| WEB Resources |
| How the Brain Learns to Read by David Sousa |
| Writers Inc: A Student Handbook for Writing and Learning (Paperback) by Patrick Sebranek |
| Write Source 2000: A Guide to Writing, Thinking and Learning (Paperback) by Patrick Sebranek, Dave Kemper, Verne Meyer |
| Excellent references to have in your collection. These attractive books are packed full of grammar rules, spelling problems, text samples, and lots of tips for aiding study and writing processes. Writes Inc. = High School and above Write Source 2000 = middle school and above |
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