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Writing Lesson Plans:     more books (102)

Writer's Choice Lesson Plans Grade 9 by McGraw-Hill, 2000 A Lesson plan book for Cousins (Innovations, experiencing literature in the classroom) by Virginia Hamilton, 1991 Writer's Choice Lesson Plans Grade 7 by McGraw-Hill, 2000-06-01 Writer's Choice Florida Lesson Plans Grade 11 by McGraw-Hill, 2000-10-01 Writer's Choice Lesson Plans Grade 6 by McGraw-Hill, 2000-08-01 A Lesson plan book for Nettie's trip south (Innovations, experiencing literature in the classroom) by Ann Turner, 1990 Lesson Plans (The Language of Literature: British Literature) by No Author, 2000 Writer's Choice North Carolina Lesson Plans Grade 10 by McGraw-Hill, 2000-09-01 Writer's Choice North Carolina Lesson Plans Grade 12 by McGraw-Hill, 2000-09-01 Writer's Choice Texas Lesson Plans Grade 8 by McGraw-Hill, 2000-08-01 Writer's Choice Lesson Plans Grade 10 --2000 publication. by McGraw-Hill, 2000 Lesson Plans Writers Choice Grade 11 (Writer's Choice Grade 11) A Lesson plan book for The Talking eggs (Innovations, experiencing literature in the classroom) by Robert D San Souci, 1990 Writer's Choice Lesson Plans Grade 8 by McGraw-Hill, 2000-08-01

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101. The Lifesaver Descriptive Writing Lesson:: Lesson Plan, Activity, Or Teaching Id
     Students use descriptive writing and explore their senses while eating a Lifesaver.  
     http://atozteacherstuff.com/pages/292.shtml
     
     Extractions: Submitted by: Gina, 5th Grade Teacher Students use descriptive writing and explore their senses while eating a Lifesaver. Materials: Plan: Students are instructed to observe all of their senses while eating a lifesaver. They must write silently from the time they open the wrapper until the last bit of candy is dissolved. They are not allowed to bite the Lifesaver, only suck on it and continuously write about all that they are tasting, smelling, hearing, etc. until the candy is finally gone. Printer-Friendly E-mail to a Friend Submit Your Lesson Plan Currently @ TeacherChat Forums Last Post Help with study habits 07:59 AM Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

102. English Language Teaching, Lesson Plans And Activities For English Teachers
     lesson plans for teachers of English all levels, tests, games. American and British English New materials written by onestopenglish users. lesson Share  
     http://www.onestopenglish.com/
     
     Extractions: Free Resources Professional Support Jobs Lesson Share ... Forum Home Brought to you by Macmillan September update - new this month Free resources section. 100s of free English teaching r esources. Lesson plans for teachers of English: all levels, tests, games. American and British English. Scrivener's teacher's tips Addressing the SP in ESP English for Specific Purposes (ESP) involves more than just working with texts and examples relevant to a particular professional area. Here are some ways of addressing those elusive SPs. Ask the Authors A forum for issues and questions about methodology, vocabulary, professional development and grammar. Latest answers include Scott Thornbury on may and might plus Word order in passive questions by Kerry Maxwell and Lindsay Clandfield. Teaching Grammar In depth analysis of aspects of English grammar written for English teachers with practical tips on how to teach each area. Latest: Adjectives I Teaching with minimal resources An article from Adrian Tennant on listening in English language teaching.

103. Spotlight
     lesson 15 lesson Plan on Theme. lesson 16 Purpose Write With a Porpoise. lesson 16 ..lesson plans with Purpose as the focus. lesson 17.  
     http://volweb.utk.edu/Schools/bedford/harrisms/spotlight.htm
     
     Extractions: Table of Contents to this Poetry Unit Poetry Lessons for Teachers and Students I have tried to preview all links; however, time constraints and constantly changing links create some uncertainly about all links being absolutely safe links at all times. Please understand links outside our address do not represent our work, but are here to provide other poetry resources. Proceed to these links with caution and guidance. Please let me know if you find any links that should be removed. Thanks and may all your surfing be "G" rated! Hint: Good introduction to poetry - Show the CD, "The New Kid on the Block." My personal favorite is to show the poem for which the CD is named. Before showing the last frame, I let the kids take out paper and pencil and draw a picture of what they imagine the new kid to be or look like. Then we move to this unit. OBJECTIVES for this unit: .............. Aligned with Tennessee Content Standards

104. Lesson Plans Galore
     Find hundreds of original lesson plans, all written by teachers for teachers. Use the pulldown menus below to browse by subject, grade, or both.  
     http://gradebook.org/lesson.html
     
     Extractions: Site Description: A wholly unique approach to conversational ESL - let the students talk about what they're inteseted in (life, news, themselves...) without the stuff they aren't interested in (grammar!). It also has lessons based on the world's news even before the newspapers carry that news. And it's fun.

105. Palm Page
     This lesson encourages students to communicate ideas in writing and respond The purpose of this lesson plan is for children to experience working with  
     http://palm.atu.edu/lessons.htm
     
     Extractions: Lesson Plans Note Trainer Students should understand and be able to perform various operations on a handheld computer. Students will improve their understanding of accidentals found in music. Students will improve their music reading skills by 75%. Students will improve their ear training skills by 50%. Matt McGinty Palm Introduction Lesson Students will understand how to beam information to other palms. Students will be able to beam several different things from one palm to another. Matt McGinty Palm Evaluation Lesson Students will be able to performing beaming functions using palm pilots with 100% accuracy. Students will improve note reading skills. Students will be able to maneuver through different functions using handheld computers. Matt McGinty Ear Training Using Handheld Computers Matt McGinty Using a Handheld Dictionary Students will use a handheld dictionary. Students will be able to read and understand Sarah, Plain and Tall Anna Thariel Research Project to Accompany This lesson will allow students to practice research skills using traditional media, the Internet, and magazines. Students will demonstrate understanding of basic geography. I chose these goals because students need to be able to pursue information and select and use print and electronic sources.

106. EDSITEment - Lesson Plan
     This lesson plan offers a variety of activities and resources (including links to childfriendly lesson 1 Listening to Poetry lesson 2 writing Poetry  
     http://edsitement.neh.gov/view_lesson_plan.asp?id=301

107. Foreign Language Lesson Plans And Resources For Teachers
     600 mini lesson plans for foreign languages. This site contains links to nearly 600 Tecla is an electronic magazine written for learners and teachers of  
     http://www.csun.edu/~hcedu013/eslsp.html
     
     Extractions: Bonjour. The site, for students and teachers of French, offers a host of activities and resources. Casa de Joanna: Spanish Activities and Casa de Joanna: French Activities On-and off-line activities for middle and high school Spanish and French classes. Also included are lesson plans and printable worksheets. C.B. Putnam's Home Page Foreign Language Teaching on the Internet: Resources with Teaching Activities. Teaching activities and materials for French, German, Italian and Spanish classes. Cooperative Learning in Modern Languages. Pete Jones, Head of Modern Languages at the Pine Ridge Secondary School in Ontario (Canada), presents lessons useful for creating a student-centered language class. Print them out. Some will give you instant lesson plans for your next day's class. Several of the activities are available for languages other than French. Decouvrons le Canada. Pete Jones and his team of teachers has brought together close to 900 links to Canada, all in French. The site also features scavenger hunts for students based on ite various Web pages. Lesson plans and online activities for elementary, middle and high school levels. Additional resources are also included.

108. Readinglady.com :: Teacher Resource For Elementary School Comprehension, Reading
     The place where teachers can turn to find ready to go units, as well as information about reading and learning with other teachers. lesson plans are ready  
     http://www.readinglady.com/

109. Peace Corps | World Wise Schools | Educators | Lesson Plans
     Standard based lesson plans to help students learn about the world and different CyberVolunteer Program Designated Peace Corps Volunteers write to US  
     http://www.peacecorps.gov/wws/educators/lessons.html
     
     Extractions: Cross-Cultural Understanding New Uncommon Journeys 11 essays by returned Peace Corps Volunteers with accompanying lessons about life in other cultures for 6th- through 12th-grade classrooms. The stories reach from Eastern Europe to Africa, from Central America to Asia. Environmental Studies Water in Africa : A collection of resources from over 90 Volunteers serving in African countries, which include photos and stories, as well as lessons with standards-based learning units for K-12 students.

110. Write A Lesson Plan Guide
     Write a lesson Plan Guide. How to Develop a lesson Plan. We have received several questions regarding how to write a good lesson plan.  
     http://www.eduref.org/Virtual/Lessons/Guide.shtml
     
     Extractions: How will you know when they've arrived? Then begin to think about each of the following categories which form the organization of the plan. While planning, use the questions below to guide you during each stage. Goals Goals determine purpose, aim, and rationale for what you and your students will engage in during class time. Use this section to express the intermediate lesson goals that draw upon previous plans and activities and set the stage by preparing students for future activities and further knowledge acquisition. The goals are typically written as broad educational or unit goals adhering to State or National curriculum standards. What are the broader objectives, aims, or goals of the unit plan/curriculum?

111. Three Wishes
     4th 6th Grade lesson Plan and World Wide Web Project Overview When 4th - 6th graders are asked to write a paragraph, the result is often a few short,  
     http://www.geocities.com/Athens/4868/write.html
     
     Extractions: Title: Successful Paragraphs Author: Cathy Baker Adapted from Martha Adams; Jefferson Elementary, Everette, WA and Mitzi Merrill; Staff Development Specialist, Snohomish, WA Grade Level: Subject: Language Arts, Writing Overview: When 4th - 6th graders are asked to write a paragraph, the result is often a few short, choppy sentences beginning with the, an, a, or I. This activity guides students through the writing process for a successful five-sentence paragraph with varied sentence beginnings. Repeating this process frequently with many, varied topics teaches students to use variety to create interesting paragraphs. Objective: As a result of this activity, the students will each write a five-sentence paragraph with varied sentence beginnings, correct spelling and punctuation, and appropriate margins. Resources/Materials: Teacher sample, paper and pencil for students. Activities and Procedures: Each step in this activity should be modeled by the teacher and result in a sample paragraph for the students. Step One Step Two Step Three Back to Online Projects Cathy Baker

112. Science
     I direct them to watch the demonstration carefully, and then write down LANGUAGE ARTS Act out a popcorn skit from aims lesson plan called pop!pop!pop!  
     http://www.pacificnet.net/~mandel/Science.html
     
     Extractions: IT'S ELEMENTAL GRADES: 7 - 11 A cooperative learning activity in which students identify with Earth, Air, Fire, or Water. You might begin this as an introduction to the topic of Chemistry as a branch of science or, a unit on elements. Consider a reading on alchemy and how early alchemists tried long and hard to transmute less costly elements into more valuable ones. Aristotle might be mentioned as an early scientist involved. Students get into 4 groups each representing one of the early elements - Earth, Air, Fire, or Water After some time to brainstorm, students report on characteristics of the element they represent, whether it can best be described by 2 of the following 4 properties: dry, wet, hot or cold, and how early alchemists might have tried to change these, and later other elements from one to the other. Depending on the grade level, students could use matches, a beaker of water, soil samples, a balloon full of air (or empty) and or develop charts or posters illustrating their findings and propositions. A group I did this with presented their results in the form of a rap style poem.

113. Education World ® Lesson Planning: Kids Can W.R.I.T.E. (Write, Revise, Inform,
     Successful Paragraphs is a lesson plan with a unique approach to improving Use the plan as an oral storytelling activity or a written composition.  
     http://www.educationworld.com/a_lesson/lesson/lesson126.shtml
     
     Extractions: Kids Can W.R.I.T.E. (Write, Revise, Inform, Think, and Edit) Activities for Every Grade! In July of 1965, Snoopy's first line as an author was, "It was a dark and stormy night." We can't all have his wonderful way with words written at least but we can work on it! How do you help your students overcome their fear of the blank page? How can you make writing an exercise in personal expression, not drudgery? One key to better writing is better writing assignments and the Internet has them! Let's tour a few of the finest writing activities that the Web has to offer! Ray Saitz, a teacher/librarian and facilitator of information technology at Clarke High School in Newcastle, Ontario, put his 15 years of English teaching experience to work in creating a haven of resources for educators like himself.

114. MarcoPolo - New Lessons
     In this ReadWriteThink lesson, students write original stories using The instructional plan involves reading and listening to selected poems,  
     http://www.marcopolo-education.org/teacher/new_lessons.aspx
     
     Extractions: ReadWriteThink In this ReadWriteThink lesson, students keep a daily diary that records how and when they listen to radio, music, and other streaming media or archived broadcasts. Students then analyze the details and compare their results to published reports on American radio listeners. They conclude by reflecting on their findings and writing a final statement on their audio literacy practices and interests.

115. Lesson Plan: The Civil War
     The following lesson plan for an upper elementary unit on the Civil War Interested students may write their own Civil Warera stories or journal entries  
     http://www.smplanet.com/civilwar/civilwar.html
     
     Extractions: Library of Congress The Civil War era is one of the most critical and fascinating in our nation's history. The many books about this period written for young audiences provide a rich context in which to learn about the Civil War itself and to explore more basic issues about the nature of human life and society. The following lesson plan for an upper elementary unit on the Civil War contains links to other Internet sites that can provide valuable cross-curricular materials for you and your students. Objectives discuss some of the social, political, and personal issues that Americans confronted during the Civil War era. use the Internet to locate resources related to the Civil War and incorporate information from these resources into their own writing. define historical fiction and identify some of the techniques writers use to create good historical fiction. discuss the central issues of the Civil War from a variety of different perspectives.

116. Lesson Plan - Earth Day
     Teaching plan for teachers of grades 4 6. Includes contact information for organizations that offer materials, information, and projects for protecting  
     http://teacherlink.ed.usu.edu/tlresources/units/Byrnes-celebrations/Earth Day- H
     
     Extractions: Mini-Unit Subtopic: Earth Day Grade levels: 4th through 6th Author: Becky Johnson Background: Our planet is a complex system of land, air, and water. Living things depend on each other and this system for existence. Over the thousands of years since life has existed on the earth, it has undergone some changes. The following are some of these changes: Many species became extinct before mankind made its appearance, however, since humans have existed on the earth, the extinction rate has risen dramatically. More than 4,000 species are currently considered threatened. Plant and animal life become endangered for many reasons. Forest depletion, hunting, and pollution are the most obvious factors. When an animal becomes endangered, dozens of other species can also become endangered. For example, elephants disappeared from southern Africa about 80 years ago because of hunters. Elephants continue to be hunted, mainly for their costly ivory tusks. The endangerment of elephants also has endangered such animals in their area as wildebeest and antelope who live off of the open-grassland which elephants create by eating their way through a jungle. Oxygen-producing trees and plants are being cut down for the purpose of growing foods, grazing livestock, making paper products, etc. The cutting down of forests puts forest wildlife at risk and decreases the oxygen in the air. It also defaces the natural beauty of the planet. Tropical rain forests are often cleared for farming. The soil in these forests are poor in nutrients, and within a few years the crops fail and the land is abandoned. New forests are cleared.

117. Language Arts
     This is one of the most controversial lessons I ll ever write but also one of the inject new ideas, and devise the plan for executing the project.  
     http://www.pacificnet.net/~mandel/LanguageArts.html

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