Using Children’s Literature to Teach Writing

Rachel Schwedt; Janice A. DeLong

Using Children’s Literature to Teach Writing

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Abstract

Selected titles of children’s literature are shown that can enhance writing instruction. Titles shared cut across content areas and address the writing of letters, journals, non-fiction, poetry, and fables. The following information is given for each title: awards won, themes, writing ideas, and website addresses for further information. The target audience is grades 4-8.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Nov 1 2007

Keywords

writing instruction
children’s literature
letter writing
poetry
journals
fables

Disciplines

Curriculum and Instruction

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Using Children’s Literature to Teach Writing

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