Write It Your Way: A workbook of reading, writing, and literature (Captivate & Educate), by Education.com
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"This is a fabulous resource to help young readers to become fantastic writers. Literary terms and information about creating characters, conflict, and determining a genre are all included." — Kinkeade ECSIt's time for young writers to go on an adventure — and their creative composition skills can lead the way!
This workbook promotes:√ Composition√ Creative writing√ Literary analysis√ Narrative writing√ Opinion writing
• Writing organizers and prompts focus on brainstorming, textual details, and how to build and support opinions• Kids learn how to craft support statements, create characters, make haikus, and more• Fun themes: comic books, adventure, and points of view• A certificate of completion ends each section• Perforated pages for easy removal
Education.com workbooks offer thematic content to actively engage children and provide them with fun-filled, memorable learning experiences. Written by teachers and based on subjects educators consider important, these workbooks have been tested by millions of educators and countless hours of classroom use: 1 in 4 U.S. teachers rely on Education.com material.
Write It Your Way: A workbook of reading, writing, and literature (Captivate & Educate), by Education.com - Amazon Sales Rank: #1119255 in Books
- Published on: 2015-06-17
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 10.70" h x .40" w x 8.20" l, .52 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 112 pages
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It's time for young writers to go on an adventure—and their creative composition skills can lead the way!
This workbook promotes:√ Composition√ Creative writing√ Literary analysis√ Narrative writing√ Opinion writing
• Writing organizers and prompts focus on brainstorming, textual details, and how to build and support opinions• Kids learn how to craft support statements, create characters, make haikus, and more• Fun themes: comic books, adventure, and points of view• A certificate of completion ends each section• Perforated pages for easy removal
Education.com workbooks offer thematic content to actively engage children and provide them with fun-filled, memorable learning experiences. Written by teachers and based on subjects educators consider important, these workbooks have been tested by millions of educators and countless hours of classroom use: 1 in 4 U.S. teachers rely on Education.com material.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Good But With A Few Reservations By Talvi Write it your way is a colorful and friendly approach to creative writing. Starting with an overview of literary terms (which are then used for a crossword puzzle), the book covers a decent range of writing topics, from poetry to opinions, writing for a reader audience, or pure imagination.Excepts from books like Alice in Wonderland and The Secret Garden are used to help students identify literary types as well as examining and evaluating writing. After that, it is all about the student's writing, using everything from expository to writing haiku.The book is colorful but I did feel the images were a bit young/immature for the target age group of 4th grade (felt more like 2nd grade level appeal). And a certificate of achievement at the end of each chapter with a gratuitous plug for the publishing website (education.com)in bold letters was in incredibly poor taste.Admittedly, my daughter did have problems with some areas. E.g., her instructions on writing a Haiku is that it has three lines, with the syllable pattern 5-7-5. No examples were given and we both just stared at each other as to how to write a bunch of Haiku after that. There were a lot of issues like that which make a self motivated learner frustrated since they can't do the book on their own without a parent/guidance.The points/questions leading into the creative writing exercises are fun and engaging. E.g., a creative writing assignment asking, "Would you rather...be haunted by a ghost, or be chased by a monster" and it has a little Halloween scene underneath. Beyond the creative writing pages are needed exercises such as understanding support statements, brainstorming, etc.It's a great book with some reservations as noted above. Definitely something to work with your child/student closely and not as independent exercises, though. Reviewed from an advance reader copy provided by the publisher.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. A Good Way to Spark the Beginning Writer By stickerooni This review originally published in www.lookingforagoodbook.com. Rated 4.0 of 5Write it Your Way is a fantastic writing workbook, but possibly better for children a little older than targeted.One of the more unique aspects of this book is that it doesn't just focus on writing, but also on reading. It offers samples from classic literature and explains different aspects of the writing. In part this makes a better reader, but this also informs a better writer. And of course, using Alice in Wonderland as one of the examples gets bonus points from me.After learning a little about reading and what to look for, the book moves to a Journal Prompts section. Again, this is a wise move, as regular writing, and regular journal writing is essential for writers. The journal prompts tend to focus on things such as what kind of superhero power would you like to have, or what kind of wishes would you ask for from a genie. I felt that this was slanted slightly more to the young male audience, though I suspect that's a pretty stereotyped response. I think I would have liked to have seen some prompts that were more 'neutral' in tone.There is a section on writing poetry, which I find difficult to assess. I'm not much for poetry, myself, though I've written and published some. And I found it odd that Haiku's were included as a writing assignment, though the definition of a Haiku was not. Okay...not entirely true... the books says that a haiku is:Haiku is a Japanese style of poetry that consists of three main components, although they are not necessarily required: Haiku has three lines, with the syllable pattern 5-7-5. Haiku poems are usually about a contrast between two items. Many haiku poems have a seasonal reference.This was a little confusing, even to me and I can't imagine an elementary school student making sense of this. So...a Haiku does NOT have to have a syllable pattern of 5-7-5? And would a third or fourth grade student know what a 'syllable pattern' means?I did like, however, the 'opinion writing' section. Not everyone will write fiction, but most successful adults will need to write some sort of reports or forms, and essays and memoirs are a very popular form of writing today. This was handled well.The book is very colorful, and will certainly attract a younger reader's attention, though some of the material inside will go over their heads. There is information on where/how to get more worksheets for free, from the internet, which is a nice addition and helps for teachers who may use this in class.Looking for a good book? There are parts of this book, Write It Your Way, that I would find useful today, for myself, and parts of the book that I think could be beyond even the above average student's ken, but altogether I think this is a book worth using, and libraries and teachers should really find it helpful. I received a digital copy of this book from the publisher, through Netgalley, in exchange for an honest review.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. A good set of tools for young writers in 4th or 5th grade By Wayne A McCoy 'Write It Your Way' by education.com is a workbook with some great guided exercises to improve writing skills. The book is aimed at probably 4th or 5th grade, but has things in it that I didn't start learning until later.This workbook is divided up into 4 sections with an answer key at the end. Each section has a certificate of completion. The first section is called 'Reading Like a Writer, Writing Like a Reader' and has some guided paragraph reading and questions from the books 'Alice in Wonderland' and 'The Secret Garden.' The idea is to get writers to analyze what they read. The second section are a series of 'Journal Prompts for Kids' and there are fun sections like creating a menu item or a superhero or wishes that a genie grants. The third section is on 'Opinion Writing' and could be the most dry, but it is handled deftly and teaches good skills for term papers and future business writing. There are quite a few worksheets on identifying opinion versus narrative writing, and they increase in difficulty, but I found these to be really good. The final section titled 'Heroes and Villains: Story Writing' lays out some good framework for creating characters and laying out a story or novel.There is lots of color. The exercises are mainly writing, but there are chances to draw. There is a link to a website for more worksheets. This could be the workbook that a young, struggling writer could use to boost school skills. I think the skill sets taught in this short book are invaluable for writing.I received a review copy of this ebook from Dover Publications and NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. Thank you for allowing me to review this ebook.
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