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How to Write an Outstanding Report in Grades 5 and 6 Teacher's Guide

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022442
ISBN
9798849016047
Grade 5-6
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How to Write an Outstanding Report in Grades 5 and 6 Teacher's Guide

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This includes a lesson schedule, a summary of what your students are learning, new terms, charts, assignments, methods for helping your students write, and a grading grid to help you grade or evaluate the report. The lesson will give the teacher instruction and then provide the student instruction making it more independent. 36 pgs, pb. ~Amber

Publisher's Description of How to Write an Outstanding Report in Grades 5 and 6 Teacher's Guide

Are your 5th and 6th graders writing a report or research paper this year? And are they ready to?

This practical, open-and-go course will equip them with the research and composition skills your young writers need to succeed!

When your students follow the 18 lessons and finish the "Now it's your turn" assignments, they will have written an actual report in about 26 school days or five to six weeks.

Students practice narrowing down their topic, brainstorming, taking notes, writing topic sentences, developing a main idea (thesis statement), and much more! They'll learn from examples of paragraphs, introductions, conclusions, and a whole report written by a real student.

  • 18 lessons
  • 67 pages
  • Some Christian content
  • A complete sample report
  • Paperback and digital versions available.
  • Teacher's guide available.

The TEACHER'S GUIDE includes the following:

  • A daily lesson schedule
  • A summation of what your students are learning
  • New terms
  • Charts students are using
  • Student assignments
  • A schedule of when students check in with you for approval of their next steps
  • An easy-to-use grading grid

Category Description for How to Write an Outstanding Report

A practical, open-and-go course that will equip your student with skills to succeed in writing a 400 to 600-word report. There are 18 lessons and in five to six weeks they will have completed an actual report. The chapters will cover how to choose a topic, recording facts, taking notes, developing the main idea, creating meaningful paragraphs, and what to look for before handing the report in. They will learn from examples of paragraphs, introductions, conclusions, and a whole report written by a real student. ~Amber

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Product Format:Paperback
Grades:5-6
Brand:Writing with Sharon Watson
ISBN:9798849016047
Length in Inches:11
Width in Inches:8.5
Height in Inches:0.25
Weight in Pounds:0.3
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