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Writer's Block Lesson Plan: The Narrative Power of Objects
One thing we try to impress upon the young is the wisdom not to place inordinate value on objects, material things. That said, oddly enough, when it comes to teaching students how to write, objects actually hold a great deal of spiritual power...and promise.

Published by S.S. Caine (1,179 pts ) on Jun 16, 2009 to
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Lesson Plan: Teaching Types of Sentences With Mo Willems
Teaching types of sentences is a common English language objective in many elementary grades. You can use Mo Willems's pigeon books to have some fun with types of sentences. Combine this language activity with reading activities to bring some creativity and fun into the classroom.

Published by Margo Dill (7,867 pts ) on May 28, 2009 to
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Personification Lesson Plan: If These Books Could Talk
This lesson plan offers a simple and fun introduction to personification that celebrates Librarian Day and diversity simultaneously.

Published by S.S. Caine (1,179 pts ) on May 25, 2009 to
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LESSON PLAN: TEACHING STUDENTS ABOUT SENSORY POEMS
This lesson plan offers helpful tips for teaching students to write sensory poems.

Published by S.S. Caine (1,179 pts ) on May 25, 2009 to
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Monologue Writing Lesson Plan: Responding to a Thank You Letter
Character dynamics rest on the way in which one character hears or receives another. The following exercise empowers writers to build from that moment of receipt a fully fleshed-out monologue to further drive a play along.

Published by S.S. Caine (1,179 pts ) on May 24, 2009 to
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Essay Writing Lesson Plan: Outlining the Many Faces of Mom
This lesson plan offers teachers of younger students a creative approach to outlining an essay while celebrating Mother’s Day at the same time.

Published by S.S. Caine (1,179 pts ) on May 24, 2009 to
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Monologue Writing Lesson Plan: The Thank You Letter
As a writer and theatre enthusiast, I've always been thankful for great monologues. Interestingly enough, as it turns out, being thankful can actually help a great deal with monologue writing.

Published by S.S. Caine (1,179 pts ) on May 17, 2009 to
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Lesson Plan: Reading Logs
This article suggests an activity which focuses and engages students when they must read literary works in class. It also a great activity that will encourage students with minimal reading skills to become engaged in the literary work at hand.

Published by Lady Lit (7,402 pts ) on May 16, 2009 to
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Phases of the Moon Lesson Plan
Lesson plan for teaching the phases of the moon for students in kindergarten-4th grade. By using the book "Cry-baby Moon" this lesson plan will help teach students learn about objects in the sky, rainstorms, and phases of the moon.

Published by Jacqueline Chinappi (7,791 pts ) on May 15, 2009 to
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Lesson Plan: Richard Connell's "The Most Dangerous Game"
A lesson plan for 7th or 8th grade readers over this story about a very unusual hunt.

Published by Peter Boysen (1,990 pts ) on May 14, 2009 to
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