[PDF.53eu] A Sentence a Day: Short, Playful Proofreading Exercises to Help Students Avoid Tripping Up When They Write

A Sentence a Day: Short, Playful Proofreading Exercises to Help Students Avoid Tripping Up When They Write

[PDF.yp60] A Sentence a Day: Short, Playful Proofreading Exercises to Help Students Avoid Tripping Up When They Write

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 | #51944 in Books | Color: Paperback, |  Prufrock Press, Inc. |  2007-01-01 |  2007-01-01 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  7.00 x.52 x7.00l,.73 | File type: PDF | 208 pages

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||3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.| Unexpectedly Good|By JSPSKF|I bought this book along with several others to use with my 5th graders. I was a little disappointed upon receiving it. The book seemed so simple. There is literally one sentence per page for the students to correct. I figured I'd might as well give it a try since I bought it.

We have been correcting one sentence together as a class per da|About the Author|Samantha Prust is a freelance writer who has contributed materials for many language arts textbooks. She is a writer and editor for Cottonwood Press.

Many teachers have adopted the daily proofreading exercises published by large companies as a way to help students practice finding and correcting errors. Sadly, many students have fallen asleep over these same exercises.

But ordinary daily proofreading exercises try to do too much—they often force-feed facts and information as they also try to teach writing. A Sentence a Day takes a different approach. It focuses on short, playful, interesting senten...

You easily download any file type for your device.A Sentence a Day: Short, Playful Proofreading Exercises to Help Students Avoid Tripping Up When They Write   |  Samantha Prust. Just read it with an open mind because none of us really know.

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