Using iMovie is a creative way for students to practice the language of Compare and Contrast. Here is a document with key words used in both compare and contrast. Compare and Contrast Use one of the Storyboards to have students compare and contrast two things. Each text line needs to be a sentence comparing or […]
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WWP Session 2 October 1, 2013
Here are some of the documents we will be using today. Powerpoint Inspiration-powerpoint Powerpoint ResearchSkillsTeacher ResearchingSkills
Blogging using Kidblog
Several of the WWP classes are starting to use Kidblog. Teachers can easily set up their classes and let the posting and commenting begin. By definition a blog is a site where individuals or groups can record opinions or information about topics. It is expected that the posts are made regularly and that an audience […]
The Writing Process
The Writing Process in a WWP class is generally no different than a traditional class except that students are using technology. Teachers will still be doing activities of Prewriting, Brainstorming, Drafting, Revising, Proofing, Editing, and Publishing. 1. Prewriting and Brainstorming is any activity in which writers are determining their topic, and purpose. They should also […]
Collaborative Writing
One of the big ideas in the WWP is the belief that writing is social and collaborative. Students generate creative pieces when they have an opportunity to share their ideas and build on other’s thoughts. When students collaborate with writing, they have opportunity to expose themselves to different styles. They get to see examples of […]