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Discover How To
Teach Writing To All Your Children
At the Same Time
...Regardless of Their Ages!
August 9, 2007
Dear Fellow Writing Teacher, Homeschool Mom or Parent,
I know how hard it is to juggle your
family, teach your children and keep your home. It can be
difficult, at best, when you have many kids.
And then, you're worried what type of
education your children are really getting.
Will your children be able to write
well when they leave your home?
Will your children be able to communicate to their co-workers, friends
or fellow church member?
Daniel Weber has teamed with Andrew
Pudewa, of Institute for Excellence in Writing, to publish the perfect
solution for writing teachers and homeschool moms who teach students
of different ages.
Daniel has done all the work for you.
You can
save time, energy and money
on your writing lessons by using Character-Based Writing Lessons.
You get the source texts, writing topics
and numbered assignments for each writing lesson. What could be
easier than opening to the next lesson and getting started...with
NO PREP!
Character-Based Writing Lessons provides
24 lessons that follow the 9 units found in Teaching Writing:
Structure & Style. Besides using the 9 writing structures,
Character-Based Writing Lessons covers stylistic techniques to improve
your children's writings.
Each lessons begins with the source
text/writing topic. Next, a numbered list of activities are
given for the student to follow. Notes for the outline and
sample stylistic exercises are included next. Finally, a
checklist is given for Level A (beginner), Level B (intermediate), and
Level C (advanced).
Level A students progress thorough the
lessons focusing on the fundamentals of style. Level B students
learn the fundamentals and build upon these skills with more detail.
Level C students should already be familiar with (or learn quickly)
the basics of the skills taught, have a firm grasp of grammar, and be
able to employ the advanced techniques taught in the book.
Why use Character-Based Writing Lessons?
I've already given you several reasons, save yourself a lot of hassle
planning your own lessons, use with all levels of writing abilities
and feel assured your students will learn to write well.
Another reason to use Character-Based
Writing Lessons is they aren't rigid!
Flexibility is the name of the game
with this writing guide so it is ideal to teach mixed age groups!
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Throughout the guide, you receive
3 bonus items.
1. Key Virtues - Besides learning to write well, your students
will be immersed with virtues for their lives. A list is
included so you can discuss them throughout the year.
2. Banned Words - Students should quit using "overworked"
words, such as good/bad and go/went. A list of these overused
adjectives and verbs is included.
3. Preposition List - To vary your students' writing, a list of
prepositions is provided. Prepositions add interest at the
beginning of sentences.
4. Adverb List - A list of -ly
words is offered to improve the descriptive value of your students'
writings.
All of these lists are provided so your students will not worry about
how to add detail or make a paragraph more descriptive. All you
need to do is turn to one of these lists and choose the best
possibility for that sentence.
Wondering what exactly is included? Here's a list of the topics for
each of the TWSS 9 units.
Unit 1 - Note Taking
Mother Teresa Begins
Mother Teresa Makes a Difference
Unit 2 - Writing from Notes
President Lincoln's Favorite Poem
Simplicity & Humility of St. Francis
Abraham's Proclamations during the Civil War
Unit 3 - Summarizing Narrative Stories
Mother Teresa Speaks on Abortion
Abraham & Town Bully
St Francis & Animals
Mother's Shoes are Hard to Fill
Unit 4 - Summarizing References
Abraham Speaks on Temperance
Faith of St Francis
Unit 5 - Writing Stories from Pictures
Sixteenth President of United States
Mother Teresa in Streets of Calcutta
Character of St Francis
Unit 6 - Research Reports
Abraham & Austin Gollaher
Mother Teresa Receives Poor
Francis & Wolf
Unit 7 - Creative Writing
Civil War
Warning of Assassination to Come
Key Virtues of Strong Character
Unit 8 - Essay Composition
Faith of St Francis Completed
What are Responsibilities of Christian?
Unit 9 - Critiques
Mother Teresa Revisited
Gettysburg Address
Bonus Materials
Stylistic Decorations
Critique Vocabulary Thesaurs
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1.
Student Resource Notebook -
110 pages that includes the following
Structure Models
Strong Verb Charts
-ly Words (Adverbs)
Quality Adjective Charts
Five Senses & Emotions
Decorations
Transition Words & Phrases
Grammar Rules - Punctuation, Confused Words, Clauses, Phrases, etc
Charts & Checklists
Answers to Exercises
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My Conclusion:
As usual, this is a no-brainer. If you want to save
yourself some time and you are want your children to contemplate
virtue and godly character, you should integrate Character-Based Writing Lessons into your course of study.
Daniel has done all the hard
work for you and given you easy-to-follow steps to teach each & every
lesson.
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Blessings,
Kerry
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