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Finding the Heart of Nonfiction: Teaching 7 Essential Craft Tools with Mentor Texts [Minkštas viršelis]

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Georgia Heard

Formatas: Paperback / softback, 152 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 233x188x11 mm, weight: 272 g, Illustrations, black and white
Išleidimo metai: 05-Sep-2013
Leidėjas: Heinemann Educational Books,U.S.
ISBN-10: 0325046476
ISBN-13: 9780325046471

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Formatas: Paperback / softback, 152 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 233x188x11 mm, weight: 272 g, Illustrations, black and white
Išleidimo metai: 05-Sep-2013
Leidėjas: Heinemann Educational Books,U.S.
ISBN-10: 0325046476
ISBN-13: 9780325046471

Kitos knygos pagal šią temą:

Primary & middle schools - (Šiuo metu turimos knygos: 3 prekės)

Pastovi nuoroda: https://www.kriso.lt/db/9780325046471.html

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This resource for elementary teachers suggests specific titles in four nonfiction categories: expository, narrative, persuasive, and descriptive. Author Heard, founder of the Teacher's College Reading and Writing Project, gives advice on choosing from among the recommended mentor texts and using them in the classroom. She also provides specific lesson ideas, assignments, and projects, such as six-word memoirs, writing inspired by visual imagery, and using dialogue. Throughout the book, the author addresses how the assignments will help students meet the Common Core State Standards. There is no subject index. Annotation ©2013 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

"Good writing is good writing no matter what genre you're writing in, and I believe that there are only a handful of fundamental craft tools that are essential for any genre-including nonfiction."
-Georgia Heard

Humanity and warmth are the cornerstones of quality nonfiction writing. But how can students create them in genres that at first seem more informational than intimate? In Finding the Heart of Nonfiction, Georgia Heard shows how mentor texts can help students read for seven essential craft tools and then use them to create inviting nonfiction that keeps readers' interest.

Lyrical and practical, Finding the Heart of Nonfiction describes how to choose mentor texts, use them, and mine them for exemplary instruction. Between these suggestions and the instructional ideas, Georgia shows how students can write nonfiction that informs and inspires. You'll find thoughtful, immediately useful support as you:

introduce nonfiction with her handpicked, reproducible mentor texts
get students writing with the instructional ideas in Georgia's "Try This" sections
familiarize writers with nonfiction craft and text features
connect nonfiction work to the Common Core State Standards
collect mentor texts tailored to your students.

"My hope," writes Georgia, "is that you and your students will be inspired by the mentor texts I've chosen-but also inspired to seek out your own mentor texts and continue to explore the world through nonfiction." Trust Finding the Heart of Nonfiction and help your students write with purpose, voice, and passion.

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Acknowledgments

Introduction Mentor Texts: Opening the World to Writing

xiii

Part 1 Nonfiction Mentor Texts: Learning to Write from Writers

(36)

What Are Mentor Texts?

(2)

My Nonfiction Mentor Texts

(3)

Types of Nonfiction

(1)

Expository Writing

(1)

Narrative Nonfiction

(1)

Persuasive, Opinion, and Argumentative Writing

(1)

Descriptive Nonfiction

(2)

Choosing Nonfiction Mentor Texts

(6)

Try This Modeling with Your Own Mentor Texts

(4)

Reproducible My Mentor Text Note-Taking Sheet

(1)

Reading Nonfiction with Different Lenses

(5)

Try This Using Different Lenses to Read

(3)

Ways to Include Nonfiction Mentor Texts in the Classroom

(1)

Read-Aloud and Immersion

(2)

Student Nonfiction Anthologies

(6)

Try This Creating Nonfiction Mentor Text Anthologies

(2)

Try This Fitting It All in with Nonfiction Mondays

(3)

Mining Mentor Texts for Craft Teaching Possibilities

(4)

Part 2 Teaching 7 Nonfiction Craft Tools with Mentor Texts

(86)

Keep It Simple

(2)

1 Focus: The Hearth of Nonfiction Writing

(10)

Ask Questions

(1)

Focus on Your Interests and Passion

(1)

Find Your Purpose and Audience

(1)

Study Mentor Texts

(1)

Distill Information

(7)

Try This Distilling Information into a Six-Word Memoir

(2)

Try This Studying Titles to Learn About Focus

(2)

Try This Writing a Poem to Help Focus a Topic

(2)

2 Turning Facts into Scenes: Writing with Imagery

(9)

Try This Writing with Imagery (more experienced writers)

(3)

Try This Writing with Imagery (less experienced writers)

(2)

Try This Writing Photo-Essays: Being Inspired by Visual Imagery

(2)

Reproducible Turning Facts into Scenes: Writing with Imagery

(1)

3 Leads: The Doorway into Writing

(8)

Types of Leads

(5)

Try This Learning from Leads

(2)

Reproducible Leads

(2)

4 Point of View and Voice: Who Are We When We Write?

(8)

Point of View

(3)

Try This Studying Point of View

(1)

Reproducible Point of View

(2)

Voice: Who Are We When We Write?

(2)

Try This Considering Voice

(1)

Reproducible Voice: Who Are We When We Write?

(1)

5 Precise Language: Details, Details, and More Details

(19)

Sensory Words

(2)

Try This Using Sensory Words

(1)

Reproducible Sensory Words

(1)

Precise Language: Concrete Nouns and Active Verbs

(4)

Try This Using Precise Language

(1)

Reproducible Precise Language: Concrete Nouns and Active Verbs

(1)

Figurative Language

(3)

Try-This Using Personification to Make Nonfiction Writing Come Alive

(1)

Reproducible Figurative Language: Simile and Metaphor

(1)

Reproducible Figurative Language: Personification

(1)

Domain-Specific Vocabulary

(4)

Try This Generating Domain-Specific Vocabulary

(1)

6 Text Structures: Writing Bird by Bird

(8)

Types of Nonfiction Text Structures

(3)

Chapters and Sections: Breaking Writing into Parts

(5)

Try This Structuring and Organizing Nonfiction

102

(1)

7 Endings: Letting Words Linger

103

(20)

Types of Endings

104

(3)

Reproducible Endings

107

(1)

Nuts and Bolts: More Tools of the Nonfiction Trade

108

(1)

Using Nonfiction Text Features in Meaningful Ways

108

(4)

Using Dialogue and Quotes from Primary Source Material

112

(3)

Ensuring Truth and Accuracy

115

(1)

Varying Sentence Length

115

(5)

Citing Sources and Creating a Bibliography

120

(3)

Conclusion

123

(2)

Works Cited and Bibliography

125

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