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ISBN: 1557999597

ISBN13: 9781557999597

Daily Paragraph Editing, Grade 5 Teacher Edition

Name: Good but not daily
Item: Daily Paragraph Editing, Grade 5
Rating: 4
Author: Thriftbooks.com User

by Lisa V. Mathews

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Book Overview

This fifth grade teacher's resource includes 36 weeks of targeted lessons that will immediately become your favorite supplement to your language arts curriculum. The 176 focused language arts... This description may be from another edition of this product.

Format:Paperback

Language:English

ISBN:1557999597

ISBN13:9781557999597

Release Date:January 2004

Publisher:Evan-Moor Educational Publishers

Length:176 Pages

Weight:1.12 lbs.

Dimensions:10.6" x 0.6" x 8.3"

Related Subjects

Punctuation Reading Comprehension Sentence Structure Vocabulary 9 - 12 Years Education Education & Reference Instruction Methods Reading & Writing Schools & Teaching

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Good but not daily

Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 17 years ago

This is good for 4th, 5th, even 6th graders. It has only 4 days a week (Monday through Thursday), so it's best suited for after school homework. I let my 5th grader do all 4 days together on Saturday because each day is just 1/4 of one whole article or story.

Punctuation Salvation

Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 18 years ago

I have struggled teaching punctuation to jr high students. We started doing the paragraph editing on a daily basis and believe it or not, my students enjoy this! They have made enough progress that as I read the paragraph they say the mistakes with me! This book is a grade level below what I teach, and now they are asking to move up to the next grade level! I have not done the paragraphs in order, but have selected what I feel is most interesting to them, or ties in with a lesson from another class. This was money well spent!