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- How about the Artemis Fowl and Harry Potter series? I taught middle school with the gifted...
Posted by amy-lepore on Jun 28, 2008. - Just wondering for any of you who teach middle school, what recent books you're using in your...
Posted by asorrell on Jun 27, 2008. - The best advice that I have gotten about writing is "revise, revise, and revise some...
Posted by lequam on Jun 26, 2008. - Prewriting is the key! In addition, it is important that the kids choose topics that thrill...
Posted by amy-lepore on Jun 26, 2008. - I personally think roots, prefixes and suffixes are a wonderful vocabulary tool. It rather goes...
Posted by amy-lepore on Jun 26, 2008. - In reply to #9:Those "little orange books" are, I think, the Sadlier-Oxford series, but...
Posted by cybil on Jun 26, 2008. - In reply to #10: Of course not! That is what it is there for! I actually had one class clear...
Posted by jsmckenna on Jun 25, 2008. - In reply to #6: Which Vocabulary Workshop books do you use? I have a set of 7th and 8th grade...
Posted by linda-allen on Jun 24, 2008. - In reply to #7: The first year of the contest is a little labor-intensive since you have to set...
Posted by jsmckenna on Jun 24, 2008. - In reply to #5: Sounds very interesting. How long would you say the set-up time is in hours?
Posted by scott-locklear on Jun 24, 2008. - For my middle school classes, we are required to teach Word Within a Word. It's all roots. I...
Posted by asorrell on Jun 24, 2008. - For a living author, probably Frank McCourt. He has had such an interesting life and has...
Posted by asorrell on Jun 24, 2008. - Jsmckenna, I love your prewriting ideas. I'm a journalism teacher too, so I like the ideas of...
Posted by asorrell on Jun 24, 2008. - This will be helpful. In Kentucky, all seniors must write and submit a minimum of four pieces...
Posted by amy-lepore on Jun 24, 2008.

