SCHOLASTIC TEACHING RESOURCES Kids Poems Grades 3-4 SC-0590227351
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Grade: 3rd - 4th
Brand: Scholastic Teacher Resources
Secondary Brand: Scholastic
UPC: 9780590227353
ISBN: 9-780590-22735-3
Description
Renowned teacher Regie Routman shares her poetry-teaching strategies and a delightful selection of poems written by third-and fourth graders. Regie provides easy, wonderful lessons on using students’ poems and other poems as models to invite children to write free-verse poems about things they know and care about, from bossy sisters to the simple pleasure of eating french fries! Includes strategies for writing poems about social studies and science topics. Includes 20 reproducible poems by third and fourth graders, show in handwritten draft and final published form to share with kids. With this approach, ever student feels successful as a writer. 80 pages 7″ x 9″ Grades 3-4
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