Strategies for Writing from Sources ebook
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Strategies for Writing from Sources ebook

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Strategies for Writing from Sources ebook

About this book

Students in today's classrooms must be able to draw evidence, reasons, and ideas from various sources. This invaluable classroom resource offers practical, easy-to-use strategies to help students analyze any text and use it as a source in their own writing. Sample lessons guide students to use the provided text both as a source for information as well as a mentor text. Each section includes 5 lessons tailored to the specific grade spans, and correlations to state standards for each grade span are also included.

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Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Credits
  3. Table of Contents
  4. Table of Contents Cont.
  5. Page 5 - Introduction
  6. Page 5 - Key Shifts in Standards and Instructional Objectives
  7. Page 6 - Building Critical-Thinking and Comprehension Skills
  8. Page 10 - Types of Sources
  9. Page 10 - Reasons for Using Sources
  10. Page 11 - Evaluating Sources
  11. Page 12 - Types of Writing
  12. Page 13 - Strategies for Using Sources in Writing
  13. Page 17 - Citing Sources and Avoiding Plagiarism
  14. Page 18 - Writing in the Classroom
  15. Page 19 - Planning Lessons to Teach Writing from Sources
  16. Page 20 - How to Use This Book
  17. Page 22 - Correlation to the Standards
  18. Page 32 - Strategies for Writing from Sources
  19. Page 49 - Using Text Sources in Informative Writing
  20. Page 49 - What Is Informative Writing?
  21. Page 49 - Informative Writing and Today’s Standards
  22. Page 50 - The Writing Process for Informative Texts
  23. Page 51 - The Role of Sources in Informative Writing
  24. Page 52 - Sample Prompts for Informative Writing
  25. Page 53 - Bobbing for Apples (K–1)
  26. Page 61 - Classifying 2-D Shapes (2–3)
  27. Page 70 - Exploring the New World (4–5)
  28. Page 79 - Newton’s Laws of Motion (Secondary)
  29. Page 91 - Using Text Sources in Opinion/Argument Writing
  30. Page 91 - What Is Opinion/Argument Writing?
  31. Page 92 - Opinion/Argument Writing and Today’s Standards
  32. Page 92 - The Writing Process for Opinion/Argument Texts
  33. Page 93 - The Role of Sources in Opinion/Argument Writing
  34. Page 94 - Sample Prompts for Opinion/Argument Writing
  35. Page 95 - Rules (K–1)
  36. Page 102 - Movie Review (2–3)
  37. Page 112 - The Benefits of a Shorter School Day (4–5)
  38. Page 124 - A Letter from Albert Einstein (Secondary)
  39. Page 137 - Using Text Sources in Narrative Writing
  40. Page 137 - What Is Narrative Writing?
  41. Page 138 - Narrative Writing and Today’s Standards
  42. Page 138 - The Writing Process for Narrative Texts
  43. Page 140 - The Role of Sources in Narrative Writing
  44. Page 141 - Sample Prompts for Narrative Writing
  45. Page 142 - Goal! (K–1)
  46. Page 150 - Why the Bear Has a Short Tail (2–3)
  47. Page 158 - The Hound of the Baskervilles (4–5)
  48. Page 169 - The Red Badge of Courage (Secondary)
  49. Page 181 - Using Diverse Media Sources in Writing
  50. Page 181 - What Are Diverse Media Sources?
  51. Page 181 - Diverse Media Sources and Today’s Standards
  52. Page 182 - The Writing Process for Using Diverse Media Sources
  53. Page 185 - Sample Prompts for Writing with Diverse Media Sources
  54. Page 186 - Bean Porridge (K–1)
  55. Page 193 - Nature Sounds (2–3)
  56. Page 202 - Animal Videos (4–5)
  57. Page 210 - Signing the Civil Rights Act (Secondary)
  58. Page 219 - Using Multiple Sources in Writing
  59. Page 219 - How Are Multiple Sources Used in Writing?
  60. Page 219 - Using Multiple Sources and Today’s Standards
  61. Page 220 - The Writing Process for Using Multiple Sources
  62. Page 222 - Sample Prompts for Writing with Multiple Sources
  63. Page 223 - Jobs Around Town (K–1)
  64. Page 233 - Healthy Food Choices (2–3)
  65. Page 243 - Our Wondrous Solar System (4–5)
  66. Page 257 - The Fight for Freedom (Secondary)
  67. Page 269 - Appendices
  68. Page 269 - Appendix A: References Cited
  69. Page 273 - Appendix B: Answer Key
  70. Page 287 - Appendix C: Additional Resources
  71. Page 292 - Appendix D: Contents of the Digital Resource CD
  72. Thank You Page