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Authors: Carmella Van Vleet
ISBN-13: 9781586830977, ISBN-10: 158683097X
Format: Hardcover
Publisher: Linworth Publishing, Incorporated
Date Published: January 2003
Edition: (Non-applicable)
Inspire the next Emily Dickinson! These workshops will help younger students develop their passion for the written word and expand their writing ability. Meant for use throughout the entire school year, the workshops steadily become more thought-provoking as students are challenged to increase their skills.
Grades 2-5
Welcome to Writing Club Workshops | 1 | |
How to Use This Book | 2 | |
Workshop Overview: Poetry Club | 5 | |
List Poems | 6 | |
Poetic Licenses | 8 | |
The Playground | 9 | |
"Dear" Poems | 10 | |
Dear Mr. Foot | 12 | |
Nonsense Poems | 13 | |
Jabberwocky by Lewis Carroll | 14 | |
Poor Jam Timna | 15 | |
Thesaurus Poems | 16 | |
Cotton Candy | 18 | |
Hodgepodge Haikus | 19 | |
Hodgepodge Haiku | 21 | |
Workshop Overview: Take Me to Your Leader | 22 | |
UFO Diaries | 23 | |
Earthling Identification Cards | 25 | |
Odes | 26 | |
Ode to My Shoelaces | 27 | |
Postcards | 28 | |
Dear Mom and Dad | 29 | |
Instructions | 30 | |
Instructions for Making a Jelly Sandwich | 32 | |
Workshop Overview: Million Dollar Fun | 33 | |
Newspaper Story | 34 | |
Million Dollar Checks | 36 | |
Local Boy Eats His Way to a Million | 37 | |
Radio Ad | 38 | |
Ad for a Home | 40 | |
Move Right In ... | 42 | |
A Letter Home | 43 | |
Dear Friends | 45 | |
Endorsement | 46 | |
An Endorsement from Sam Thomas | 48 | |
Workshop Overview: What a Character! | 49 | |
Story Starters | 50 | |
Story Starter Illustration | 52 | |
Story Beginning | 53 | |
Character Cards | 54 | |
Character Cards | 56 | |
Profiles | 57 | |
Character Profile Illustration | 59 | |
Meet Mary Watson | 60 | |
Motivation | 61 | |
What's My Motivation? | 63 | |
Workshop Overview: Press Club | 64 | |
Time for a Commercial | 65 | |
Press Passes | 67 | |
Reviews | 68 | |
My Brother the Pest | 70 | |
Interviews | 71 | |
My Interview Notes | 73 | |
Adding Humor | 74 | |
Workshop Overview: Fairy Tales | 76 | |
Retelling "Cinderella" | 77 | |
Comparing Cinderella Stories | 78 | |
Frequent Flyer Passes | 79 | |
I'm Sorry Letter | 80 | |
The Other "True" Story | 82 | |
Story Outline | 84 | |
Wordy Openings | 85 | |
Beware of Wordy Beginnings! | 86 | |
Tall Tales | 87 | |
Why I Don't Have My Homework | 88 | |
Workshop Overview: Crazy for Comics | 89 | |
Captions | 90 | |
Funny Bones | 92 | |
"Kid-sty" illustration | 93 | |
Hero Vs. Villain | 94 | |
Protagonist/Antagonist Profile | 96 | |
Protagonist/Antagonist Worksheet | 97 | |
Three-Panel Comic Strip | 98 | |
"The Nose": Three-panel Comic Strip | 100 | |
Three-panel Comic Strip Worksheet | 101 | |
Six-Panel Comic Strip | 102 | |
"The Nose": Six-panel Comic Strip | 104 | |
Six-panel Comic Strip Worksheet | 105 | |
Single Panels | 106 | |
Single Panel Worksheet | 108 | |
Workshop Overview: Kaleidoscope | 109 | |
A Penny's Journey | 110 | |
You Are Never Going to Believe the Day I Had! | 112 | |
Brick Brainstorm | 113 | |
Word-A-Rama | 114 | |
White Elephant Ads | 115 | |
Free to a Good Home: One Pink Pig Lamp | 116 | |
How to Overcome the Dreaded "Do I Really Need to Revise My Work?" Blues | 117 | |
Desk Revision Card | 120 | |
Revision Cards | 121 | |
What to Try When You Have Writer's Block | 124 |