Then Write The 30 topics in this book are presented in three levels of difficulty, allowing you to customize the lessons to the needs of your students. You may want students to progress through all three lessons on a topic or do only the lesson that is most appropriate. After students have had some experience with the lessons, the reproducible pages are ideal for writing center activities. Easiest Lever-Complete Sentences Students follow three steps to complete a drawing. You may wish t guide these steps by using an overhead transparency of the pages or by illustrating the steps on the chalkboard.
Students then select words from a word box to complete three sentences about the object drawn.
More Difficult Level-Write Sentences Students follow three steps to complete a drawing. Next, students write phrases to answer who, what, where, when, and why questions about the drawing. Finally, students use the phrases to write an interesting sentence about the drawing. Most Difficult Level-Write Paragraphs Students are challenged to draw the object in a new situation. They then write a paragraph about the picture, following the writing prompt provided.