tailieunhanh - The funbook of creative writing

The attention-getting, humorous story starters in this book will surely spark the imagination of the most reluctant story writer. The antics of characters with unusual names will motivate young writers to complete the stories and even create their own stories about the subjects. [+/-] | RỄH 1ỮJ Tteri ion Scabbing Í2ŨỘ iKLSTance L rnTje a T jfiam ed . Mrs. Smith Smith Academy Scranton Pennsylvania ị D j b -J Ể of Creative Writing Another Teaching Resource from. REM 104D Written by Dennis E. Paul Illustrations by Danny Beck Captions by Dan W. Deacon 1999 2000 Copyright by Remedia Publications Inc. All Rights Reserved. Printed in the . The purchase of this unit entitles the individual teacher to reproduce copies for classroom use. The reproduction of any part for an entire school or school system is strictly prohibited. To find Remedia products in a store near you contact stores Remedia Publications Inc. 15887 N. 76 Street Suite 120 Scottsdale AZ 85260 About the Book The attention-getting humorous story starters in this book will surely spark the imagination of the most reluctant story writer. The antics of characters with unusual names will motivate young writers to complete the stories and even create their own stories about the subjects. Reading Level is . About the Author Dennis Paul has been an educator for over twenty years. He taught for eleven years in a one-room school working with students in grades K-8. He also has served as a special education teacher in a school for homeless students and as a teacher for acute care adolescent hospital programs. Currently he is a special education teacher for the Juvenile Detention Facility in Mesa Arizona. For many years he has been creating math word problems story starters games and other materials to help motivate his own students. Suggestions Below are suggestions for expanded use of the FUNbook of Creative Writing. J Have students share their stories with the class through oral reading. Place students together to create a cooperative story. Help students spin off the story ideas to create original plots. Have the whole class brainstorm ideas for various conclusions to a story. The teacher underlines selected words in students stories and has them find .