TEACHING WRITING : FROM PICTURES TO STORY
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This document provides guidance for teaching students the basics of writing short stories through pictures. It outlines key vocabulary words to introduce for a story about a thirsty crow. The teacher should first explain concepts like mechanics, sentence formation, titles, main ideas and paragraph structure. Students then practice by viewing pictures that depict the crow's journey finding water. Their written stories will be evaluated based on criteria like title, mechanics, theme and grammar. The lesson incorporates both teacher instruction and group activities.
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