Writing Teaching Resource Guide: Teaching Tips #524

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Weekly Tips for Teachers Issue 524: July 26, 2010

This Week: Writing Resource Teaching Guide

1. Writing Guide For Teachers 2. Writing Lesson Plans 3. Writing Worksheets 4. Rubrics For Teachers 5. Awesome Timesavers Make Writing Easy! Worksheet Series Puzzles and Makers 1,000+ Writing Helpers! Grammar Worksheets Your Own Puzzles! Teachers Love It... View Complete Series... View Puzzle Makers... Ready For School?: This will get you ready instantly...

Teacher Resources For Your Week Teaching Tip: Sharing Student Writing When students share their writing, they begin to think of themselves as authors and it validates their thoughts. Ways that students can share their writing include: reading alound in class; submit their work to writing contests; make a big book; read at a school assembly; read to foster grandparents; dictate the writing onto a cassette tape or produce a video tape; design a poster; make a hardbound book and display it in the school library; contribute to a local newspaper; share in the form of a puppet show and through class anthologies. Writing can be shared with large audiences, small groups or one-on-one. This Week in History 1862: Hurricane hits Canton, China; about 40,000 die. 1920: American women obtain the right to vote as the 19th Amendment to the Constitution is ratified.

Teacher Inspiration and Humor Inspiring Teacher Quote "The task of the excellent teacher is to stimulate "apparently ordinary" people to unusual effort. The tough problem is not in identifying winners: it is in making winners out of ordinary people. " K. Patricia Cross Jokes You Can Tell in Class A hungry lion was roaming through the jungle looking for something to eat. He came across two men. One was sitting under a tree reading a book; the other was typing away on his typewriter. The lion quickly pounced on the man reading the book and devoured him. Even the king of the jungle knows that readers digest and writers cramp.

What's Going on At teachnology.com Teachers and Facebook You can catch Teachnology on Facebook and Twitter now. Ever since we joined the Facebook community, we started to look into the new Facebook policies coming about in schools. The policies are all over the place. We know of any entire county that banned the use of Facebook by staff members. We also know of a very large school district that received a grant to challenge teachers to integrate it into their classrooms. New Additions Here are the most recent sections we have published: - Addition and Subtraction - August Teacher Resource Guide - Math Worksheet Generator - Measurement - Phonics - Rubrics - Spelling - States of America - Start of School Guide - U.S. Constitution - Word Problems Online Teacher Poll Teachers: What do you prefer to write with? - Take this week's poll - View last week's poll Best of the Web Featured websites for teachers: - Aven's Corner - Woo Jr. - Best Teacher Site Archives Other materials and resources on our web site: * Lesson plans * Printables * Rubrics * Teaching Themes * Teacher Tips * Teacher Tools * Teacher Worksheets About Weekly Teacher Tips This newsletter is brought to you by teachnology.com, the online teacher resource center. Share This Newsletter If you know a teacher who may be interested in receiving this newsletter, please forward it. They can also be added to our newsletter at our home page.

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